Set on a prime corner lot in the highly desirable El Camino School District, this expanded five bedroom residence offers exceptional space, thoughtful design, and seamless indoor outdoor living, all on a single level. Designed by noted architect Charles Du Bois, this home was originally the Grand Hawaiian model, showcasing soaring ceilings in the living and dining rooms, even taller than those found in many homes built by the Alexander Construction Company in Palm Springs, where Du Bois also made his architectural mark. The result is a dramatic sense of space and volume rarely seen. Located in the Woodland West tract of Woodland Hills, a neighborhood known for its distinctive mid-century character, this residence reflects timeless design and enduring quality. Step through the double front doors into a bright and airy living room with vaulted, beamed ceilings and classic period details. The remodeled gourmet kitchen features top of the line appliances and opens to a spacious family room anchored by a striking double sided floor to ceiling fireplace, ideal for entertaining or cozy evenings at home. Throughout the home, you will find wide plank hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The private primary suite includes a beautifully updated en suite bath and a wall to wall mirrored wardrobe. Four additional bedrooms provide flexible living space, including two that share a stylish Jack and Jill bathroom. One bedroom features its own private entrance, perfect for guests, a home office, or a creative studio. The backyard is a sun soaked retreat, complete with a child safe sparkling pool, mature lemon, grapefruit, and pomegranate trees, a space for your vegetable garden, and areas for outdoor dining and grilling, ideal for embracing the Southern California lifestyle. This architecturally significant Charles Du Bois designed home blends mid-century heritage with thoughtful modern updates and timeless charm. It is the kind of home that invites y