Property summary

Set high above the city in the Encino Hills—where sky, light, and landscape converge—this privately gated residence offers a rare sense of seclusion paired with commanding, cinematic views. Adjacent to the Encino Reservoir and perched to capture sweeping 180-degree panoramas across the San Fernando Valley, the home feels suspended above it all: quiet, luminous, and profoundly private. Spanning approximately 4,755 square feet, this 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath home is a refined contemporary reimagining of its mid-century origins, fully rebuilt in 2019 with exceptional taste and architectural restraint. Walls of glass dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, framing the ever-changing valley below and bathing the interiors in natural light from dawn through dusk. A long, gated approach heightens the sense of arrival. Inside, a dramatic great room unfolds with soaring vaulted, beam-accented ceilings, an oversized statement fireplace, and a built-in bar—an expansive yet intimate space designed for both quiet evenings and large-scale entertaining. The home flows effortlessly to outdoor terraces, where the view remains the constant focal point. The open kitchen is sleek and purposeful, anchored by a generous central island, custom cabinetry, and high-end appliances, with a sunlit breakfast area positioned to take full advantage of the vistas. Multiple ensuite bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, office, gym, or media use, including a sound-insulated den or theater. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true sanctuary, featuring dual walk-in closets, a spa-caliber bath, and a private glass-railed balcony floating above the valley. Outdoors, the property becomes a private hillside resort: wraparound patios, pool with Baja shelf and spa, firepit, outdoor kitchen, lush landscaping, mature fruit trees, and abundant rose gardens. Thoughtfully rebuilt with luxury finishes, fire sprinklers, tankless water heaters, and an attached two-car garage, this is a home where design, engineering, and setting align—minutes from Ventura Boulevard, Mulholland, and the Sepulveda Pass. This is not simply a house with a view, but a rare vantage point above the city.