Introducing a once-in-a-lifetime, custom remodeled midcentury post and beam treehouse with jetliner views. To say "rare opportunity" wouldn't do this secluded hilltop masterpiece any justice. Tucked away at the top of a private drive and situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in the hills of Studio City, it's exclusively nestled amongst four other mid-century homes which are part of a USC Case Study project built by Chapman and McCorkell. The wall-to-wall windows with endless views allow the sunlight to pour in throughout the day, which then transforms to dappled light through the trees at dusk and painted skies over the mountains at sunset, and finally reveals the twinkling city lights at night. The interior of this three-bed, two-bath home has been fully reimagined: a dream-worthy open chef's kitchen with Miele range, custom built-ins including a glassed-encased record player, beamed ceilings, wide-plank oak hardwood floors, updated bathrooms with skylights, and a landscaped large deck for grilling and taking in the views of the flower field on one side and city on the other. True indoor-outdoor living with multiple sliding doors and fire pit. Ample parking for four cars, fresh solar panels, and battery backup. Zoned for the prized, award-winning Carpenter Community Charter School. This escape from the city feels special the moment you enter through the door and has been treated with the best care -- wasting no expense to maintain every aspect of this quintessentially Californian midcentury modern home.