Nestled in a quiet cul de sac in a coveted mid-century enclave in Laurel Canyon, lies this impeccable and artfully maintained grand scale modern jewel, circa 1962. Originally envisioned by California artist Jean Edelstein with Architect David Crompton and a garden designed by legendary landscape architect Garrett Eckbo, the house embodies the ethos of its time by staying true to its clean lines, elegant and careful simplicity and a deep connection to nature through multiple walls of glass that open to the verdant outdoor spaces. 4 bedrooms, large gourmet kitchen, multiple flexible-use rooms (one in use as a library/den with fireplace, another as an office), 4 bathrooms and an over 1100 square foot attached studio addition with a separate entrance - currently in use as a world-class production design studio. There are simply not enough words to describe this breathtaking vintage home.

The manager has listed the unit size as 3948 square feet.