250 Trino Way, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90272

Dramatic ocean views, a southern exposure and an unusually broad setting overlooking the Bel-Air Bay Club distinguish this Pacific Palisades homesite. Encompassing more than a quarter acre and spanning almost 170 feet in width, the property offers the opportunity to make the ocean the backdrop to daily life from quiet mornings to evenings entertaining. With the potential for ocean views from nearly every room. Formerly the site of Richard Neutra's 1949 Hees House, lost in the 2025 Palisades Fire, the property carries an architectural legacy while offering a new owner the opportunity to create something distinctly personal. A coastal setting defined by light, space and privacy. Offered as vacant land. The previous single-story home was approximately 4,200 square feet, including a two-car garage, per the post-fire survey. Buyers may explore a range of home sizes and configurations, including the potential for a basement and/or second story, subject to site feasibility and applicable approvals. (All dimensions and areas are approximate; the former structure's size does not establish allowable future construction, and buyers should independently verify development feasibility, permissible floor area, and requirements for any basement or second story with qualified professionals and applicable governmental authorities.)