First time offered following a total transformation, this profound California Modernist statement occupies a rare knoll-top pinnacle. With 270-degree views impossible to replicate, the estate sits at a quiet terminus with no drive-by traffic. The structural soul is a hexagonal pavilion utilizing a "spoke-and-hub" plan. A soaring, timber-clad pyramidal ceiling with a hexagonal oculus transforms the Great Room into a sundial, while free-form lighting counterbalances the post-and-beam drama The kitchen is a high-performance pivot point for family and hosting. Large-format glass sliders create seamless connectivity to the pool deck. Outfitted with all-new professional appliances and waterfall quartz counters, the space is grounded in Italian porcelain tile. The single-story layout allows outdoor access from almost every room. Wraparound terraces capture vistas from the SF skyline to the Santa Cruz mountains. Due to the topography, the home and rear grounds remain entirely invisible to neighbors and the street. Unified by American Cherry flooring, the interior features floating vanities, a paneled library with a period bar, and a dining room with custom built-ins. The estate includes a detached yoga studio, solar-integrated roofline, and comprehensive landscape lighting.