Bel Air Panorama feels like it should come with a 1970s convertible parked in the motor court. The Mediterranean estate sits on nearly two acres with panoramic city, ocean, canyon and mountain views, a pool and spa, terraces, outdoor kitchen, broad flat recreation space and a detached casita. Rather than trying to remodel all that personality into another anonymous contemporary, we’d lean into the sense that this house belongs to a slightly more relaxed era of Bel Air glamour. Picture a Steve McQueen-era pool afternoon—not because he lived here, but because the setting invites that kind of fantasy. Sunglasses, music, somebody disappearing to the casita, dinner outside and Los Angeles spread out below. Bel Air Panorama has a little swagger, and we think it should keep it.