This leafy mid-century treehouse featured on HGTV was designed by USC-trained architect John Pugsley as part of The Cliffs, a modernist development of "startling originality" in 1964. The whimsical work of Guatemalan muralist Cache, meanwhile, adorns a bright interior stairwell. An open-plan expanse of wood floors and skylights is equally suited to elegant entertaining or relaxation, both enhanced by an updated kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Balconies open to verdant hillside views, the neighborhood's rugged terrain giving it a rural feel only five miles from downtown L.A. A generous  Managaris Diamond hardwood deck likewise invites outdoor exploration. Graced by shade and fruit trees, the property boasts California native and other drought-tolerant plants, which provide a water-wise habitat for local wildlife. Stroll over to Debs Park, the 282-acre nature preserve located just next door to see why residents call the area their "wilderness in the city."

The manager has listed the unit size as 1426 square feet.