Mid-century architecture, reimagined for the way we live today. Perched above the Valley on an expansive approx. 12,000 SF view lot west of Valley Circle, this newly remodeled Charles Du Bois single-story residence pairs iconic California design with sweeping mountain, Valley, Warner Center, and city light views. Inside, brand-new wide-plank oak floors set a warm, modern tone, beginning in the generous entry foyer with a newly added powder room and continuing into dramatic living and dining spaces wrapped in wood-beamed ceilings with skylights. At the center, an original double-sided decorative stone fireplace anchors the architecture while walls of glass slide open to the backyard and turn the panoramic views into part of the home. The completely redesigned kitchen brings a fresh point of view with an oversized island, custom soft-close cabinetry, abundant pantry storage, Cafe appliances, wine refrigerator, and an intimate breakfast nook with built-in banquette seating and hidden storage. The primary suite is its own retreat, with vaulted ceilings, wall-to-wall closets, direct access to the yard, incredible views, and an en-suite bath with dual vanities, walk-in shower, and separate soaking tub. Two additional bedrooms feature vaulted ceilings and generous closets and share a connecting bath with walk-in shower. Outside, the home opens to an expansive covered patio, decorative fire pit, and sprawling lawn suspended against a backdrop of mountains, city lights, and endless sky. And every Fourth of July, that view becomes even more spectacular with a front-row vantage point to Warner Center's annual fireworks show lighting up the Valley below. Mature palms, wide frontage, and a long driveway lead to the attached two-car garage with direct access, while a newer roof and HVAC add meaningful upgrades behind the design. Moments from Warner Center, The Village, The Commons at Calabasas, shopping, dining, and everything the west Valley has to offer. Classic Du Bois bones. A complete modern transformation. And a view that changes from morning to night.