Situated behind the 12th fairway of the Bel Air Country Club at the end of one of Old Bel Air's most coveted cul-de-sacs, 800 Tarcuto Way sits on 0.92 acres of manicured grounds. Designed by the landscape architect behind Hotel Bel Air, the property is rich with character from the ivy-draped entry and brick motor court to garden paths lined with sculpted hedges, mature trees, and over 100 rose bushes, with some soaring nearly seven feet. The home spans across two distinct wings and blends traditional scale with modernity. Light fills the central living spaces through French double-height windows. A limestone fireplace and piano salon create an elegant entertaining space, while the formal dining room offers a garden-facing backdrop that elevates even the simplest gathering. The chef's kitchen features Wolf appliances, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two dishwashers, and a center island set beneath a skylit ceiling. A connected seating area with a concrete fireplace offers a cozy complement to the kitchen's functionality, with seamless access to the outdoor courtyard. Four spacious en-suite bedrooms include a primary suite complete with space for a lounge area, dual resort-style bathrooms with double vanities, walk-in closets, and a soaking tub that overlooks vibrant plantings and mature trees. An additional en-suite bedroom, tucked away with its own entrance off the garage, offers flexibility for guests, staff, or gym use. The backyard unfolds like a private botanical retreat, anchored by layered terraces, a freeform pool, and an alfresco kitchen with a built-in Wolf grill. A large flat lawn is bordered by towering hedges and dense landscaping, creating a setting that feels both expansive and completely secluded. Every inch of the property has been considered, presenting a rare opportunity to own an estate defined by privacy, thoughtful design, and connection to nature in one of Los Angeles' most exclusive neighborhoods.