At the end of Alsace Drive, the cul-de-sac opens to nearly three-quarters of an acre of grounds that almost never come available in Mont Calabasas. A gated entry, a courtyard, and an arched iron and glass front door set the tone: this is a home that was built to be lived in deeply, not just admired from the street.
Inside, 4,994 square feet of five bedrooms, five en-suite baths, and a powder room unfold across a layout designed around two ideas — gather generously, live privately. Wide-plank wood floors run through the main and upper levels. A sculptural spiral staircase rises through the foyer. Graceful archways lead into the formal living room, where three sets of French doors open to the gardens and a fireplace anchors the space. The formal dining room is built for the long, unhurried meal.
The rear of the home is its social center. The chef's kitchen — Miele appliances, six-burner cooktop, double ovens, warming drawer, integrated coffee station, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and a walk-in pantry — opens fully to the family room and the grounds beyond. The family room has its own fireplace, built-in entertainment, and easy connection to the outdoors. Upstairs, a second family room anchors the bedroom wing. The primary retreat offers a sitting area, balcony, dual vanities, soaking tub, separate shower, and a walk-in closet. An upstairs laundry room with custom cabinetry and a sink handles daily life without a trip downstairs.
The technology throughout is at a different level entirely. A Savant smart home system controls audio, video, lighting, and connected systems across the entire property from a single app — the kind of infrastructure that cannot be retrofitted easily and was designed into the home from the ground up.
Outside, a pool and spa, covered gazebo, built-in BBQ, fruit trees, planting gardens, and a park-like lawn fill the lot. Solar power runs overhead costs down. A three-car garage completes the picture. Minutes from Malibu, the Santa Monica Mountains