Behind the gates of Brentwood Circle's 24-hour guard-gated enclave, a crescent motorcourt sweeps up to a 6-bedroom, 8-bath contemporary-traditional estate on two-thirds of an acre. Two majestic 40-year-old olive trees, transplanted to the property, anchor the landscape, and white roses and mature vines drape the front wall. The grounds feel like a private park, minutes from the best of Brentwood.The front door opens into a soaring double-height hall, where formal dining unfolds beneath the volume with the garden in view at the far end. Wide-plank white oak floors run underfoot, and light pours in through tall windows and glass doors.The kitchen is the heart of the home. It has a marble island with a breakfast bar and professional appliances, and it opens to the family room and the covered deck. Also on the main level are an office, a bedroom, and ample utility areas tucked behind the kitchen. A private elevator connects every floor.Upstairs, the primary suite has vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, a private treetop balcony and a spa-style bath. Two large walk-in closets are filled with natural light from their own windows. Three additional en suite bedrooms complete the level, two of them sharing a second private balcony. The lower level is built for entertaining, with a game room, a billiard room, a home theater, a temperature-controlled wine cellar and a generous guest suite.Outside, a covered dining deck leads down to a lounge terrace, a lawn, a built-in grill, and a pool and spa. A three-car garage completes the property.Brentwood Circle is where Westside privacy and everyday convenience meet. The enclave sits just west of the 405 on the north side of Sunset, behind a 24-hour gate, and its quiet, tree-lined streets are within reach of Brentwood Village, the shopping and dining district on Barrington Avenue, where a Sunday-morning farmers market draws the neighborhood. The Getty sits on the hilltop above. Brentwood Country Club offers golf and tennis, the Brentwood Country Mart and San Vicente Boulevard are minutes away, and the coast is about three miles west. Canyon trails, Westwood and Century City are all close. It's the rare address that feels removed from the city and puts everything within a short drive.