Granite Mountain, a rare view lot with Approved Coastal Development Permit, tucked away from the road, but close in, in Topanga Canyon. Tucked into the gentle folds of Old Topanga Canyon, where the hills rise softly into the sky and ancient oaks sway in rhythm with the breeze, this property is a canyon dream, rooted in beauty, vision, and possibility. Up a long driveway, spread across 2.33 private sunlit acres, this property provides an extraordinary development opportunity, moments from Malibu, Calabasas, and the Pacific. Nestled amongst the trees and boulders, this pristine canyon land is a refined and ready canvas for new architecture and legacy building. Unlike raw, speculative land, this property is fully vested and entitled under a Coastal Development Permit for a custom single-family residence. Utilities are already in place, with a temporary power meter and water meter installed, removing costly delays and allowing your vision to unfold without hesitation. Already graded, and with driveway access, this lot is your opportunity to create an incredible home, with room for anything your heart desires! Gardens, orchards, horse facilities, a hobby farm, and possibly a pool! What makes this offering even more remarkable is the land’s architectural pedigree. The plans were drawn by John Geiger, a celebrated architect and former member of the Taliesin Fellowship under Frank Lloyd Wright. His vision, rooted in the principles of organic architecture and attuned to the undulating canyon topography, lives on in the possibility this land holds, a legacy not only of shelter but of soul. There is a full slate of approved plans and reports available. Here, in one of Southern California’s most protected and poetic enclaves, you’re invited to dwell, dream, and design. This architectural jewel awaits the right hand to finish bringing it to fruition, where vision meets readiness, where artistry meets the earth, and where time slows to the rhythm of the canyon. Here is your chance to create your Dream home, a place to live, to create, and to leave something lasting behind.