A rare offering in the upper Mandeville Canyon, where privacy, nature, and architectural legacy converge. Originally conceived in 1956 by California Mid-Century Modern luminary Edward H. Fickett and later reimagined by acclaimed production designer Perry Blake, a protg of Frank Gehry, this residence is a genuine work of art. Secluded, serene, and just ten minutes from the best of the Westside.A gated entry and vine-draped covered walkway set the tone immediately. Inside, the open first floor flows effortlessly from living and dining to a bar area, all oriented toward sweeping pool and hillside views. A well-appointed kitchen, guest suite, powder bath, and pool bath complete the main level alongside a two-car garage.Upstairs, a stunning glass atrium anchors the second floor, flooding the home with natural light and framing the surrounding landscape like living artwork. A generous family room with balcony, three guest bedrooms, two baths, a private office, and a luxurious primary suite round out the upper level. A secret passageway and back staircase add a layer of intrigue and privacy unique to this home.Every room captures its own quiet vignette of rolling hills and mature treetops. This is not simply a home. It is a sanctuary.

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