Recently featured in AD, this updated 1959 post-and-beam is the ultimate creative retreat in leafy Mandeville Canyon. With 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, this architectural gem offers floor-to-ceiling windows, unobstructed views of the canyon, and a light-flooded open floor plan. Additional features include hardwood floors, a terrazzo-accented, swoon-worthy chef's kitchen, an elevated loft-like den which can double as a play space, and spacious dining and living rooms, separated by a fireplace clad in Fireclay tile. Sliding glass doors lead from the living and dining rooms to a wraparound deck, which offers stunning views of the flora and fauna that surround. Perfectly appointed bathrooms, each with their own personality, include an artist muraled powder room, a primary with a Japanese-style copper soaking tub, plus a generous full bath that accommodates the nearby guest bedrooms. Originally designed by surfer-turned-architect Matt Kivlin, and thoughtfully updated for today's living by designer Claire Thomas, this special treehouse is not to be missed!