Situated within the storied enclave of Chevy Chase Canyon, developed by Bert Farrar beginning in 1925, this home rests in one of Glendale’s most iconic and sought-after neighborhoods, where privacy, charm, and architectural integrity are deeply preserved. Originally built in 1959, this residence beautifully embodies the principles of Mid-Century Modern design, with clean lines, open spaces, and a seamless connection to nature. Perched 30 feet above the road on an elevated lot and accessed by a long, private 150-foot driveway, the home offers extraordinary seclusion. With no visible neighbors and panoramic canyon views, this property is a true retreat from city life. Designed with reverence for its Mid-Century Modern roots, the home features expansive windows, French doors, and effortless indoor-outdoor flow. Walls of glass frame stunning vistas and bathe the living spaces in natural light. At the center of the open-concept layout is a warm and inviting hearth, perfectly placed as a focal point for both everyday living and hosting guests. The open floor plan is ideal for entertaining, creating an easy flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Whether it’s an intimate gathering or a lively evening, the layout is designed for connection and comfort. The kitchen has been fully renovated with sleek Caesarstone countertops, custom cabinetry, and modern finishes that blend beauty and function. Throughout the home, white oak wood flooring adds a timeless warmth. Additional updates include a redesigned primary bath, and a converted garage that now serves as a versatile recreation room or potential 4th bedroom. Energy-efficient solar panels ($19,300 financed) generate surplus power and even yield refunds from Glendale Water & Power, a smart investment in sustainability and savings. This home offers a rare combination of architectural integrity, thoughtful upgrades, and serene privacy, set in a neighborhood rich with history and enduring appeal.