Skyline Crest doesn’t need seven bedrooms. It has two, and we kind of love the confidence of that. This is a Hollywood Hills house for a couple or maybe two couples—who want the entire experience without bringing an entourage. The living room has ten-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and walls of glass opening toward city lights and the ocean horizon. Then the primary suite simply takes over the entire top floor, complete with its own den and uninterrupted views. Outside, patios step toward the view and a private spa waits for the end of the day. The scale changes the mood. You aren’t managing a house full of guests. You aren’t figuring out who sleeps where. You come here to indulge a very small number of people extremely well. Sometimes that’s the better luxury.