A rare original, designed by William R. Stephenson, and meticulously maintained since its 1960 construction graces the finest street in Trousdale Estates. This mid-century residence, spanning nearly an acre, offers a unique parcel size that’s hard to replicate in the neighborhood today. High ceilings create spacious living areas, a rarity for houses of this vintage. Natural light floods the interiors through walls of glass, while the original character and details remain beautifully preserved. The rear facade showcases hand-laid brickwork, exuding warmth and understated elegance. The principal living spaces open directly to the pool and expansive backyard, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. This stunning example of mid-century California architecture is complemented by a generous motor court and covered parking, providing ample space for guests. With Trousdale increasingly dominated by new construction, preserved examples of this caliber are rare finds, and this one stands out for its impressive land size.