Calabasas Homes with North Direction faces

Calabasas Homes with North Direction faces

Welcome to Calabasas, California – a vibrant city nestled in the heart of Los Angeles County, renowned for its picturesque landscapes, luxurious living, and rich cultural heritage. Just a short drive from the bustling city of Los Angeles, Calabasas offers a perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, making it an ideal choice for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a serene lifestyle.

One of the standout features of homes in Calabasas is their orientation. Many properties boast north-facing views, which not only provide ample natural light throughout the day but also offer stunning vistas of the surrounding hills and valleys. These north-facing homes are designed to maximize comfort and energy efficiency, ensuring that residents can enjoy a warm and inviting atmosphere year-round. Imagine waking up to the soft morning light filtering through your windows, or hosting evening gatherings on your patio while basking in the gentle glow of the setting sun.

Calabasas is also home to a wealth of amenities, including upscale shopping, gourmet dining, and top-rated schools. The city is famous for its beautiful parks and hiking trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. With a strong sense of community and a commitment to preserving its natural beauty, Calabasas is not just a place to live; it's a lifestyle.

Whether you’re looking for a luxurious estate or a cozy family home, Calabasas offers a diverse range of properties to suit every taste. Experience the charm and elegance of this remarkable city, where every day feels like a retreat in your own private paradise. Come discover your dream home in Calabasas today!

Newest Calabasas Homes with North Direction faces

$1,425,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 26853645 MLS Active Status
Nestled in the Calabasas Highlands, a rustic mountain community with a collection of eclectic homes some dating back to the mid-1920s, this captivating neighborhood retains a magical forest-like rural setting. Set up on a gentle slope with sweeping views this charming 3 bedroom and 2.5 bath home features a welcoming living room with fireplace, balcony and high ceilings; a formal dining room that opens to the back patio. A spacious kitchen with great storage, counter space and a breakfast nook you can easily entertain from intimate gatherings to larger celebrations. A fourth bedroom on the first floor was converted to an office in 2019 and can easily be returned to its original purpose. Upstairs, a comfortable enchanting primary bedroom with warm light and a serene setting and two bedrooms with views. Enjoy breathtaking sunrises and stunning sunsets over the horizon. This is one of the most special properties in the Highlands waiting for its next Owner to bring their vision, creativity and magic to this special place and enjoy the laid-back vibe of this rural artistic enclave for years to come. Two car garage with direct entry, terraced hillside great for gardening and off street parking. Close proximity to Calabasas Klubhouse Pre-School, Chaparral Elementary, AC Stella Middle School, Calabasas Montessori, Calabasas High and Viewpoint. Easy access to Westlake Village, Malibu, Topanga Canyon and Ventura County.

23620 Clover Trail, Calabasas

$3,000,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 26833765 MLS Active Status
Condor Crag, Harry Gesner, 1958. Set high on a private drive among granite boulders, mature succulents, native trees, and Matilija poppies, Condor Crag feels connected to the land before the house even comes fully into view. The approach is quiet and dramatic in the best way, with the landscape slowly revealing one of Harry Gesner's most memorable canyon homes.Designed in 1958 for Gunsmoke cinematographer Fleet Southcott, the residence is anchored directly into the granite cliff with steel beams that make the house feel like it grew out of the rock rather than being placed on top of it. An entry pond sits near the front approach, reflecting the sky and stone and setting a calm tone before you step inside. The main residence is approximately 2,500 square feet and carries the feeling of the site throughout the interiors. Flagstone floors bring the geology indoors, while clerestory windows draw soft northern light into the living spaces. A soaring Windy Hill Rock fireplace, quarried from the same outcropping beneath the house, anchors the main room with a sense of permanence and place. A sunken bar is tucked naturally into the architecture, adding to the easy, lived-in character of the home.Nearly every room is oriented toward the view, with seven peaks of the Santa Monica Mountains framed through glass as you move through the house. The primary suite feels especially private, with two full walls of glass opening to the mountain panorama and sliding doors that lead to an expansive aluminum deck cantilevered over the cliff. The primary bath includes a sunken stone shower that feels deeply connected to the surrounding rock and setting.Just outside the suite, a hot tub and outdoor bathtub sit beneath the canopy of a mature Deodar Cedar, with a quiet sitting area tucked into one of the most private corners of the property. Owls nest in the branches above, hawks ride the air off the cliff face, and the wildlife here feels like part of daily life rather than something separate from it. That connection between house and land is what gives Condor Crag so much of its character.At the far end of the property, on its own rock shelf, the detached guest structure offers approximately 800 square feet with 1 bedroom and 1 bath. It works beautifully for visitors, extended family, a studio, or a separate creative retreat. Between the two structures, a freeform lagoon-style pool with beach entry sits into the rock shelf, surrounded by granite and open sky. Its organic shape mirrors the boulders around it, giving the pool area a private, natural feeling.The property was also built with real resilience in mind. A private domestic well, fully owned solar system, and backup batteries provide valuable support for short-term power interruptions, though the system is not intended to sustain the property fully off the grid for more than a few days. Roof-perimeter fire sprinklers are fed by both the well and the pool, while the metal roof, expansive aluminum decking, fire-resistant fiber cement Hardie board siding, and metal coverings on nearly all exposed beams add meaningful wildfire preparedness without taking away from the beauty of the architecture. The Hardie board siding wraps the entire home, including the area below the deck, and an EV charger adds everyday convenience for electric vehicles.Set on approximately 4.7 acres across three contiguous lots, Condor Crag is about six miles from Malibu and six miles from the Valley, yet it feels far removed from both. With its privacy, architectural pedigree, mountain views, and rare relationship to the land, this is a property that would be nearly impossible to recreate today.

965 Stunt Road, Calabasas

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