At the end of a quiet Canyon Lane, where the ocean air drifts in and time seems to slow, sits a home unlike any other. First time on the market, this remarkable Parisian townhouse-inspired residence is discreetly tucked away in Santa Monica Canyon, just blocks from the beach, Canyon Elementary, and the Huntington stairs leading to Palisades Village. Designed in 1983 by architect O. Douglas Philips, AIA, the home offers approximately 3,000 sq ft with 3 bedrooms plus bonus room, 3 bathrooms, and a rare three car garage. Architectural character defines the residence, with high ceilings, five fireplaces, and vintage herringbone wood floors, evoking the elegance of a European townhouse adapted for California coastal living. Surrounded by greenery and set apart from through traffic, the property offers a sense of privacy with a charming, secluded patio, sunroom and balconies. Such calm is rarely found so close to the ocean and village amenities. A truly special architectural offering in one of the Westside’s most coveted enclaves. Welcome to Provence!