Set among rolling hillsides where equestrian trails trace the edges of the canyon, The Collection at Hidden Hills comprises 14 newly completed, individually designed estates, ranging from 11,000 to over 20,000 square feet on parcels up to 2.78 acres. Each home is built for discerning L.A. residents drawn to Hidden Hills, an enclave that offers privacy, space, and unhurried elegance.

Developed by TDR Development and exclusively represented by The Agency’s Blair Chang and May Nachum, The Collection is the first named, curated collection ever brought to market in Hidden Hills, arriving at the precise moment the surrounding region is being repriced by the most significant infrastructure investment in the history of the Western San Fernando Valley. Located minutes from Calabasas and Woodland Hills, while feeling miles away from it all, The Collection is Hidden Hills at its finest. Here, we take a closer look at three custom estates within The Collection, each thoughtfully crafted with no detail spared.

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24247 Bridle Trail Road

Set on nearly two acres, 24247 Bridle Trail Road spans approximately 12,112 square feet with uninterrupted mountain views and a layout that shifts seamlessly between everyday life and large-scale entertaining. Throughout the home, walls of glass bring the surrounding groves of trees and hillside landscape in.

Six bedrooms and a primary ensuite are distributed across the home, with the primary featuring its own terrace and a bath that looks out over the grounds. An elevator serves all floors. A chef’s kitchen with an oversized walk-in pantry anchors the main level. Below, a full entertainment floor adds a cinema, gym, and spa to the mix.

Outside, a custom pool and spa, covered living areas, BBQ kitchen with pizza oven, pickleball and basketball court, expansive lawns, and a barn with equestrian facilities unite to create a property with real range. A finished lower-level garage poised to house significant vehicle collections adds to the attached two-car garage—accommodating 12 vehicles in total.

24247 Bridle Trail Road balances architectural sophistication, complete privacy, and expansive natural beauty.

 25079 Jim Bridger Road

Encompassing 16,779 square feet across 1.6 private acres, the six-bedroom, 10-bath estate at 25079 Jim Bridger Road was designed to feel both grand and genuinely livable—a place where scale doesn’t come at the cost of warmth. Sweeping 180-degree views of the San Fernando Valley, rolling hills, and surrounding treetops are framed in nearly every room.

Inside, an olive tree rises from a field of pebbles, adding a natural vibrancy that carries throughout the home. Soaring ceilings and oversized windows give way to open living spaces grounded with natural stone, textured plaster, and organic materials. The chef’s kitchen, appointed with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, custom cabinetry, and a separate prep kitchen, is built for use at scale.

A theater, temperature-controlled wine display, office, elevator, gym, sauna, and steam room round out the interior. Outside, manicured grounds open onto lawn areas, a pool and spa, covered lounge spaces, and multiple terraces that capitalize on the panoramic hillside setting.

Quiet yet convenient, this home is mere moments from The Commons at Calabasas and local horseback riding trails.

24227 Bridle Trail Road.

Custom-built on 2.18 acres, 24227 Bridle Trail Road spans approximately 11,787 square feet with a full lower entertainment floor and a layout designed for everyday rhythms, event-centric hosting, and everything in between.

Grand ceiling heights, natural stone, and smooth indoor-outdoor flow define the interiors. A professional-grade kitchen with an oversized stone island and custom cabinetry centers the main level, while a theater, gym, wellness spaces, office, wine storage, and smart home integration fill out the rest. The home’s six bedrooms include a divine primary suite complete with a sitting area and a bath.

Outside, a pool, spa, equestrian-friendly grounds, and a separate barn give the property a versatile compound quality. A 10-car garage plus a motor court provide space for visiting and resident vehicles.

To tour these homes or to learn more about The Collection at Hidden Hills, contact The Agency’s Blair Chang or May Nachum.