Luxury meets Modern Chic in this fully remodeled home with amazing, infinity views & a pool towards the end of a cul-de-sac in the highly desired Southshore Hills of Westlake Village. Ultimate privacy atop the hill with no neighbors looking down on you and backing to the Santa Monica Mountain Preserve. Perched on an oversized lot, just under an acre of land and offering over 2,800 square feet of interior space with 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms (1 bedroom and full bathroom conveniently located on the main level). This elegant estate was completely remodeled in 2024 by interior designer, Et Sal Interiors and remodeled by trusted, local general contractor, BuildD3. Built to the absolute highest standard including all newer upgrades as of 2024 including: Tiled & plastered pool, main sewer line & plumbing, electrical wiring, sound system wiring, low voltage internet, 200 amp circuit panel, car charger accessibility, 3 car garage storage, insulation, HVAC system, solid core wood doors, Kwikset door hardware, Viking appliances, D3 Custom Cabinets- skinny shaker white oak finished off with quartzite countertops, top notch plumbing fixtures, designer lighting fixtures, clay roof with 40 ply underlayment barrier and gutters, McMillian engineered wood wide plank flooring, landscape with drip system timers and much more! Located at the end of the neighborhood for ultimate privacy and peace to make your own oasis in Westlake Village. All remodel work has been permitted and approved by the City of Thousand Oaks. Must be seen to experience the stunning views from every window looking over the lake and surrounding hills. Minutes to hiking/biking trails shopping & dining plus top award winning schools.
224003703
Residential - Single Family, 2 Story
4
3 Full
1970
Ventura
0.4117
Acres
2
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