This midcentury modern in Beverly Hills has seen extensive renovation, and now features a strong contemporary feel throughout. It was recently purchased by a Russian billionaire named Danil Khachaturov for $35 billion.

The two-story house has a unique layout, with a roof deck large enough to be considered a pavilion dividing the second-floor accommodations, dramatically extended eves, and common areas illuminated by floor-to-ceiling banks of windows. A rhythm familiar to contemporary modern architecture is struck through extensive use of poured concrete and plank hardwood.

The shared living area is open concept, with hardwood ceilings and a trio of massive concrete steps giving a little definition to the distinct spaces. The home’s design is tailor-made for hosting larger gatherings, with fold-away glass walls combining interior and exterior living areas, and a pair of kitchens: one a luxurious trophy kitchen which opens on two sides to the exterior, and the other an all-business commercial-grade affair with stainless a-plenty.

There are four bedrooms and five baths in the home’s 5,877 square feet. The master receives its own wing of the upper floor; the leather-walled bedroom and marble-rich bathroom boast a private wraparound terrace which is protected by a glass balustrade, allowing residents uninterrupted views. The lot is quite large for Trousdale, extending to well over an acre, with an 80’ pool, outdoor kitchen and dining area, and abundant space for wandering and lounging.

Khachaturov is 48, making him one of the younger billionaires. His net worth is north of $2 billion.