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$1,895,000

Tucked into the mountains with sweeping canyon views of Saddle Peak and Calabasas Peak, this warm mid-century modern mini-compound sits on over an acre, surrounded by nature. The 1,824-square-foot main house has been thoughtfully updated with warm wood accents, exposed beams, skylights, and expansive picture windows that fill the interiors with natural light and frame the landscape beyond. The wood-beamed living room is anchored by a fireplace and custom built-in bookcase, while the kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, custom open wood shelving, and a large center island made for gathering. Just beyond, the light-filled dining room with a second fireplace opens effortlessly to an outdoor patio overlooking the garden and stream. Two bedrooms include a serene primary suite with a custom built-in dresser, walk-in closet, en-suite bath, and canyon views. Beyond the main residence, two detached structures add approximately 470 square feet of finished space and expand the ways the property can be used. A private, wood-clad room with a full en-suite bathroom offers a welcoming space for guests or extended stays, while a separate light-filled room overlooking the garden provides flexibility as a home office, playroom, creative space, or additional sleeping area. The acre-plus grounds unfold beneath mature oak and sycamore trees with drought-tolerant landscaping, a vegetable garden, greenhouse, creek, wooden bridges, and multiple spaces to gather and dine outdoors. Raised beds, pathways, and string lights overhead create a magical farm-to-table setting for long dinners outside. All-electric throughout, privately gated, and complete with an EV charger, private driveway, and garage, this peaceful retreat is within easy reach of Calabasas, Malibu, and the city beyond, with remarkable mountain views and nature at every turn.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26985671 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Tucked into the mountains with sweeping canyon views of Saddle Peak and Calabasas Peak, this warm mid-century modern mini-compound sits on over an acre, surrounded by nature. The 1,824-square-foot main house has been thoughtfully updated with warm wood accents, exposed beams, skylights, and expansive picture windows that fill the interiors with natural light and frame the landscape beyond. The wood-beamed living room is anchored by a fireplace and custom built-in bookcase, while the kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, custom open wood shelving, and a large center island made for gathering. Just beyond, the light-filled dining room with a second fireplace opens effortlessly to an outdoor patio overlooking the garden and stream. Two bedrooms include a serene primary suite with a custom built-in dresser, walk-in closet, en-suite bath, and canyon views. Beyond the main residence, two detached structures add approximately 470 square feet of finished space and expand the ways the property can be used. A private, wood-clad room with a full en-suite bathroom offers a welcoming space for guests or extended stays, while a separate light-filled room overlooking the garden provides flexibility as a home office, playroom, creative space, or additional sleeping area. The acre-plus grounds unfold beneath mature oak and sycamore trees with drought-tolerant landscaping, a vegetable garden, greenhouse, creek, wooden bridges, and multiple spaces to gather and dine outdoors. Raised beds, pathways, and string lights overhead create a magical farm-to-table setting for long dinners outside. All-electric throughout, privately gated, and complete with an EV charger, private driveway, and garage, this peaceful retreat is within easy reach of Calabasas, Malibu, and the city beyond, with remarkable mountain views and nature at every turn.

24647 Mulholland Highway, Calabasas

$3,000,000

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.

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

$2,900,000

HUGE Price improvement. This Premiere Mid-Century Modern Haven with Unrivaled Views "Open one's world to the environment," proclaimed Austrian master architect Rudolf Schindler, an ethos fully realized in this exhilarating glass-walled estate. Perched on a private promontory in the Santa Monica Mountains, the residence commands sweeping canyon and mountain panoramas from every room, marrying iconic Mid-Century architecture with contemporary luxury. Step through grand double doors into a soaring, light-filled interior where the indoors and outdoors blend in perfect harmony. A newly re-imagined, chef-caliber kitchen cascades into the dramatic living room, its statement fireplace anchoring lofty ceilings and an airy open plan. Walls of glass unveil expansive wrap-around decks ideal for al-fresco soirees or a quiet sunset toast. Beyond, manicured grounds reveal a custom-designed swimming pool, shaded gazebo, and terraced gardens that frame jaw-dropping vistas at every turn. Sunrise bathes the home in golden light; ocean breezes drift up from Malibu by day; vibrant sunsets paint the horizon each evening. Tucked up a discreet private drive, this sanctuary offers instant access to pristine beaches, Direct access to world-class hiking and equestrian trails, celebrated dining, and the coveted Las Virgenes school district yet feels worlds away from it all. For those seeking premier design, soulful serenity, and an effortless indoor-outdoor lifestyle, this Modern Mid-Century masterpiece is where luxury meets nature in its purest form.

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 26835041 MLS ⋅ Active Status

HUGE Price improvement. This Premiere Mid-Century Modern Haven with Unrivaled Views "Open one's world to the environment," proclaimed Austrian master architect Rudolf Schindler, an ethos fully realized in this exhilarating glass-walled estate. Perched on a private promontory in the Santa Monica Mountains, the residence commands sweeping canyon and mountain panoramas from every room, marrying iconic Mid-Century architecture with contemporary luxury. Step through grand double doors into a soaring, light-filled interior where the indoors and outdoors blend in perfect harmony. A newly re-imagined, chef-caliber kitchen cascades into the dramatic living room, its statement fireplace anchoring lofty ceilings and an airy open plan. Walls of glass unveil expansive wrap-around decks ideal for al-fresco soirees or a quiet sunset toast. Beyond, manicured grounds reveal a custom-designed swimming pool, shaded gazebo, and terraced gardens that frame jaw-dropping vistas at every turn. Sunrise bathes the home in golden light; ocean breezes drift up from Malibu by day; vibrant sunsets paint the horizon each evening. Tucked up a discreet private drive, this sanctuary offers instant access to pristine beaches, Direct access to world-class hiking and equestrian trails, celebrated dining, and the coveted Las Virgenes school district yet feels worlds away from it all. For those seeking premier design, soulful serenity, and an effortless indoor-outdoor lifestyle, this Modern Mid-Century masterpiece is where luxury meets nature in its purest form.

26094 Mulholland Highway, Calabasas

$1,179,000

Tucked into the hills where Calabasas meets Topanga Canyon in the Highlands, this inviting home offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and effortless indoor-outdoor living—reminiscent of the charm and creative spirit of Laurel Canyon. Wake up to sweeping mountain views from nearly every room, where sunlight filters through the canyon and the pace of life slows just enough to breathe. The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an additional living space, thoughtfully designed to feel both comfortable and connected to its surroundings. At the heart of the home, recently added bifold doors open wide to a refreshed deck, creating a seamless flow between the interior living spaces and the outdoors—perfect for morning coffee, evening gatherings, or simply taking in the quiet beauty of the hills. The deck is also equipped with electrical outlets for future customization. Beyond the main home, a detached approximately 100 sq. ft. flex space with its own mini-split A/C offers endless versatility—ideal for a private office, creative studio, fitness room, or guest retreat. Two additional storage sheds provide practical convenience, while dual driveways offer ample parking for up to five vehicles. An exterior outlet at the front of the home is ready for EV charging. Life here is defined by connection to nature. Step outside to nearby hiking trails, enjoy the peaceful surroundings, and experience the charm of local wildlife. The neighborhood also features Calabasas Highlands Park, offering a playground, picnic area, and space for dogs. Despite its tranquil setting, the home is just minutes from everyday conveniences and some of the area’s most sought-after destinations, including The Commons at Calabasas, Old Town Calabasas, Viewpoint School, and Malibu Creek State Park, with Malibu’s iconic beaches just a short drive away. Located within the highly regarded Las Virgenes Unified School District. Additional highlights include a new tankless water heater (2026), updated fencing and decking, and newer major appliances—including a gas range/oven, microwave, refrigerator, washer, and dryer—all purchased within the past three years. The property is also zoned for horses, adding flexibility and long-term value. An enclosed catio is also included. More than just a home—it’s a lifestyle rooted in nature, privacy, and the unique character of the Calabasas Highlands.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ SR26097763 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Tucked into the hills where Calabasas meets Topanga Canyon in the Highlands, this inviting home offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and effortless indoor-outdoor living—reminiscent of the charm and creative spirit of Laurel Canyon. Wake up to sweeping mountain views from nearly every room, where sunlight filters through the canyon and the pace of life slows just enough to breathe. The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an additional living space, thoughtfully designed to feel both comfortable and connected to its surroundings. At the heart of the home, recently added bifold doors open wide to a refreshed deck, creating a seamless flow between the interior living spaces and the outdoors—perfect for morning coffee, evening gatherings, or simply taking in the quiet beauty of the hills. The deck is also equipped with electrical outlets for future customization. Beyond the main home, a detached approximately 100 sq. ft. flex space with its own mini-split A/C offers endless versatility—ideal for a private office, creative studio, fitness room, or guest retreat. Two additional storage sheds provide practical convenience, while dual driveways offer ample parking for up to five vehicles. An exterior outlet at the front of the home is ready for EV charging. Life here is defined by connection to nature. Step outside to nearby hiking trails, enjoy the peaceful surroundings, and experience the charm of local wildlife. The neighborhood also features Calabasas Highlands Park, offering a playground, picnic area, and space for dogs. Despite its tranquil setting, the home is just minutes from everyday conveniences and some of the area’s most sought-after destinations, including The Commons at Calabasas, Old Town Calabasas, Viewpoint School, and Malibu Creek State Park, with Malibu’s iconic beaches just a short drive away. Located within the highly regarded Las Virgenes Unified School District. Additional highlights include a new tankless water heater (2026), updated fencing and decking, and newer major appliances—including a gas range/oven, microwave, refrigerator, washer, and dryer—all purchased within the past three years. The property is also zoned for horses, adding flexibility and long-term value. An enclosed catio is also included. More than just a home—it’s a lifestyle rooted in nature, privacy, and the unique character of the Calabasas Highlands.

3582 Elm Drive, Calabasas