Recently reimagined with a focus on materiality, light, and flow, this refined mid-century residence offers a quiet, design-forward retreat framed by lush, zen-inspired grounds by landscape architects Garett Carlson and Mark Levine. Beyond a gated entry, Venetian plaster walls and expansive floor-to-ceiling glass create a soft interplay of light and shadow throughout, while the formal living room anchored by a striking bronze mirror fireplace, opens entirely to the outdoors — blurring the line between architecture and landscape. The kitchen balances precision and restraint with a full suite of Miele appliances, Wolf range, custom cabinetry, and stone surfaces, complemented by a glassware showcase and bar that flows into a secondary living area. A dedicated wine lounge with full bath, sculptural powder room, and separate laundry complete the interior, all designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Outside, a series of curated spaces unfold from the pool and spa to the alfresco kitchen, dining deck, and fire pit lounge set within layered greenery for complete privacy. The primary suite opens directly to the grounds and features a dramatic two-level dressing room and spa-like bath with Italian onyx vanities and rainfall shower, while a secondary suite and flexible third room offer versatility. Fully updated between 2020 and 2023 with new systems, solar, and HVAC, the home is a cohesive expression of modern comfort and timeless design.