Set back from the street on a quiet cul-de-sac, this iconic 1957 Buff & Hensman mid-century treehouse had been lovingly renovated with sensitivity to its original post and beam architecture. Past a two-car garage, a private, enchanting pathway led to the house, instantly ensconcing visitors in nature. Upon entering the home, one found a wood-beamed ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows, all surrounding the open living, dining, and kitchen areas, with access to a sizable deck that spanned the entirety of the main level and offered views of the backyard. Through a skylight-filled hallway, two bedrooms, a full bath, and a powder room led to the sumptuous primary suite, which had its own bright bathroom, walk-in closet, and outdoor access. Downstairs, a fabulous guest suite and generous flex spaces opened to the backyard, with multiple niches and amphitheater-like built-in seating that offered the ultimate in indoor-outdoor living. With interiors by Tiffany Howell of Night Palm and landscape design by Sarita Jaccard, it was the perfect retreat, rooted in tranquility and ease.

Represented by Caroline Wolf.