Wide canyon views, walls of glass, and more than three-quarters of an acre create a setting that feels unusually open and protected for a single-story home in North Tustin. Originally designed by John Lyttle as a two-bedroom plus den, with the den easily functioning as a third bedroom, the house was positioned to capture light, sky, and the view from the moment you walk through the front door. A black iron gate and twin fountains set the approach before the double-door entry opens to an immediate sweep of rolling hills beyond the glass. The layout is simple, clean, and easy to understand, with the bedrooms gathered on one side of the home and the living spaces oriented outward toward the canyon. A fireplace anchors the den, offering flexibility as a workspace, guest room, or future bedroom suite. Single-story homes with this kind of uninterrupted view are increasingly difficult to find in North Tustin, especially at this scale and price point. The land below the home helps preserve the openness and separation that define the setting, while Peters Canyon sits just beyond with miles of trails, rolling terrain, and protected open space. Mid-century modern homes are often copied. This one was there first.