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Inside the changing room hang robes and felt sauna hats.

The red-and-white exterior was inspired by vintage America’s Cup J Class yachts, which often had simple, two-tone color schemes.

Clad in cedar and hemlock, the sauna seats six, with a wood-burning stove.

As a complement to the main home’s navy stucco facade and flat roof, the office exterior siding is a sandy gray stucco topped with a metal split shed roof.

The historic home sits tucked away along a long, private driveway, which it shares with the neighboring house, also designed by Hepworth.

Designed by famed artist and architect Arthur Jackson Hepworth, this well-preserved 1958 home is surrounded by charming gardens.

Before: A sloped roof made the back room seem dark and small.

The apartment takes up the entire 17th and 18th floors of the building, and is located just a short five-minute walk from the studio where Trevor recorded “The Daily Show.”

Since acquiring the property in 2017, Trevor has completed reconfigured the interior layout, turning what used to be the upper-floor primary suite—which features a terrace—into the main living area. According to listing agent, Nick Gavin, this decision was largely so guests would have access to the outdoors.

French-oak flooring lines the main living areas, complementing the crisp white walls and black cast-metal archways throughout. Soaring 15'-ceilings allow ample natural light to pour in from the numerous floor-to-ceiling windows wrapping the home.

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