Welcome to Little Bear Lakehouse, featured in the New York Times, this quintessential post–mid-century retreat masterfully blends timeless design with modern updates. Located on a spacious lot hugged by lush pines, this three-story architectural gem captures the spirit of the late 1960s with clean lines, open spaces, and a seamless connection to nature. This striking property features crisp shiplap accents and expansive walls of glass paired with a commanding stone fireplace, creating an airy yet inviting scene that honors its mid-century roots. Inside, vaulted ceilings and exposed beams amplify the sense of openness, while elegant floor-to-ceiling glass floods the interior with natural light and frames tranquil forest views. The striking stone wall anchors the fireplace, a classic mid-century focal point that adds texture and warmth. The fully remodeled kitchen introduces sage green cabinetry and stone accents, thoughtfully combining vintage-inspired colors with contemporary functionality. Downstairs features a romantic primary bedroom, a guest bedroom across the hall, a fully remodeled full bath, and a convenient laundry area, all designed for relaxed mountain living. A guest half bath on the main level enhances everyday convenience and makes visitors feel at home. Upstairs, a bright, open loft and a separate guest bedroom with its own private deck and peekaboo lake view offer perfect spots for quiet mornings or peaceful evenings under the stars. Multiple outdoor decks invite lounging, dining, and entertaining beneath the pines. Fire up the BBQ on the deck and savor meals surrounded by nature on this spacious corner lot that offers ample space to roam and unwind. A pull-through horseshoe driveway accommodates parking for an RV and a boat, perfect for those who embrace the lake lifestyle. As a bonus, Lake rights provide access to all the recreational amenities Lake Arrowhead is known and loved for.