The High Road

Designed to follow the natural curvature of the land, this boomerang-shaped home sits atop a hillside, offering sweeping 180-degree views. On the western side, high walls with clerestory windows provide a buffer from the busy adjacent road while balancing light throughout the day. On the eastern side, double-insulated, floor-to-ceiling windows open the interior to panoramic city and canyon views, while overflow parking and a covered entrance ensure easy guest access.

Inside, the home is divided into northern and southern wings, connected by a central, insulated covered porch that overlooks the eastern horizon. The northern wing houses a communal living space with a command-center kitchen, along with a secluded master suite featuring a seating area, spa-like double vanity and shower, and private deck access. To the south, a gallery hallway leads to three guest suites, a private den, and a kitchenette, all opening to a covered deck—perfect for poolside lounging. Built with durable, elemental materials like white oak and Venetian plaster, this home is designed to remain anchored to its surroundings for decades.

Interiors by Kopicki Design

Construction by Parkside Homes

Photography by Chase Daniel

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