$1,299,000 - 4379 Morro Drive, Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills Home Sale

Discover a hidden masterpiece in the coveted Woodland Hills Country Club neighborhood. This A-frame beauty is a once-in-a-lifetime find in Los Angeles! Tucked below street level for ultimate privacy and surrounded by towering trees, this home feels like a secluded retreat, yet it’s just steps away from expansive open lands with endless hiking and biking trails. Picture yourself hosting unforgettable gatherings in the expansive front courtyard, framed by lush, impeccable landscaping, or stepping inside to soaring ceilings that elevate every moment. The living room is a showstopper—bathed in natural light, warmed by a brick fireplace, and finished with gleaming hardwood floors. Its towering ceiling opens to a deck with a retractable awning, perfect for sunset cocktails or morning coffee with a view. The heart of the home flows effortlessly into a dining room, where a table for eight awaits your next family feast, just off a charming country kitchen brimming with character. A convenient laundry/storage room keeps life organized, while the primary bedroom offers a serene escape with generous closet space and its own private deck—another shaded haven under a retractable awning. The reimagined bathroom dazzles with a massive shower, modern fixtures, and exquisite materials, blending luxury with timeless appeal. Upstairs, an open hallway doubles as a lofted workspace, leading to two spacious bedrooms with vaulted ceilings—one ready for your custom closet design—and a delightful Jack-and-Jill bath featuring a clawfoot tub with a showerhead, dripping in vintage charm. Outside, the rear yard beckons with extensive decking, secure fencing, and a quaint patio where a family-sized saltwater hot tub promises relaxation under the stars. This street-to-street lot boasts a large driveway for extra parking and a two-car attached garage with ample storage—a rare blend of practicality and prestige. In a city where homes like this vanish in the blink of an eye, this Woodland Hills jewel won’t last.