$3,456,789

On the Island at Lakewood Country Club Estates, where the 15th tee meets the fairway, a new residence has taken its place. Completed in 2025, 4415 Parkview Drive is a study in contemporary architecture: clean planes, generous glass, and approximately 8,000 square feet shared between a 4-bedroom, 8-bath main residence and a 2-bedroom, 2-bath private guest home (Jr ADU) above the four-car garage, all set on a 15,418 sq ft lot, one of the largest in the neighborhood. Arrival is deliberate. Behind a private, remote-controlled gate, a courtyard leads to iron entry doors that open to a 30-foot foyer rising around a sculptural staircase. Polished porcelain and oak floors, custom tongue and groove pine ceilings, custom Italian interior doors, and oversized windows carry light through rooms scaled for both entertaining and quiet. The kitchen anchors the home. It has two oversized islands, a 48-inch range, three ovens, a warming drawer, a microwave drawer, a wine refrigerator, and a walk-in pantry, and it opens fully to the family room. Evenings belong to the 12-seat theater with its 100-inch screen, or to the upstairs loft and bar lounge, which opens onto a balcony overlooking the Lakewood Country Club Golf Course. The primary suite is about 1,200 square feet and is a retreat in its own right. It has herringbone floors, a soaking tub, dual vanities, separate water closets with bidets, and two walk-in closets. Outdoors, a pool and spa completed in 2026, a covered lounge with fireplace and television, and a dedicated pool bath extend living to the edge of the fairway. The guest home has its own entrance and works for visitors, a studio, or a private office. Behind the scenes, the home is built for efficiency and comfort, with an owned solar system, multi-zone air conditioning served by five separate units, and multiple tankless water heaters. Close to Hoover Middle School, Lakewood Center, LBX Exchange, and the 405 freeway, the estate pairs modern architecture and sweeping golf course views with everyday convenience, in one of Southern California’s most distinctive communities.