A true masterpiece reimagined with mid-century modern detail, Cielo House opens with rare privacy inside a gated neighborhood, set beyond its own double-gated private entry. Originally designed by architect Davis Sprinkle, the home is positioned to take in sweeping views framed by expansive walls of glass. Smart glass shifts the atmosphere instantly, moving from opaque to clear with a touch.

Living spaces extend outward to a series of terraces and covered patio, where the pool, lounge areas, and surrounding landscape read as a continuous composition of the home.

The kitchen centers on a Travertine Rosso island imported from Italy, paired with custom cabinetry. A Gaggenau cooktop with a teppan yaki and integrated downdrafts anchors the space, alongside Thermador refrigeration, wall ovens, and a warming drawer.

The primary wing encompasses a white oak-clad room with a custom headboard and integrated side tables. A sliding partition reveals an adjoining space that can function as an office, sitting room, or additional lounge. The primary bathroom features a custom sunken soaking tub, steam shower, and Japanese handmade tile from Marokk, with quartz surfaces in Cambria Dunmore.

The lower level is anchored by a built-in wine wall just off the base of the stairs, integrated into the millwork. Two bedrooms, a full bath, and an additional laundry room are positioned here, along with direct exterior access.

Outside, the home opens to a series of defined spaces arranged around the pool, each positioned to capture light, views, and a greater sense of seclusion. A detached structure houses the gym and sauna, extending the same material language beyond the main residence. The approach is equally considered, with a glass-front two-car garage designed for display and a four-car carport, all framed by the home's private, double-gated entry.



LISTED BY LAUREN FIGUEROA LAMPEL