This spectacular mid-century modern masterpiece, built in 1966 by renowned architect Jack Simison with Frank Lloyd Wright influences, was exquisitely remodeled in 2013. The open floor plan, adorned with original terrazzo flooring, flows seamlessly from the interior to the exterior patio. Perched on a ridge, it offers breathtaking 270-degree views of the San Gabriel Mountains and JPL (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory). The unique roof design and bonsai-like trees create a striking East-meets-West aesthetic. The gated entry ensures privacy, leading to a stunning hexagonal pool, koi ponds, and Craftsman-style stained glass doors by Judson Studios. The property exudes a Zen ambiance, epitomizing the indoor-outdoor California lifestyle with curated landscaping and lighting. Inside, soaring redwood cathedral ceilings, expansive glass walls, and multiple entertainment spaces offer a private oasis. The front exterior features Pennsylvania blue Bouquet Canyon stone, guiding you to a dramatic fireplace that enhances the home’s organic, Arts and Crafts-inspired design, fusing rock, stone, concrete, and wood for a perfect blend of East and West influences.