Set above the city in the hills of Twin Lakes, this modern hideaway blends mountain serenity with polished upgrades and radiant natural light just minutes from the 118. Originally envisioned as a resort community in the 1920s, Twin Lakes still delivers that "off-the-grid without leaving L.A." feeling. And with neighboring Deerlake Ranch homes topping $2M, this under-the-radar enclave won't stay secret for long. Spanning over two thousand square feet, the home was designed by renowned SoCal architect Rene Mendoza and offers 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, including a flexible first-floor suite with its own private entry ideal for guests, extended family, or your next creative workspace. Every bedroom is en-suite with a walk-in closet a layout typically reserved for far more expensive homes. Hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by soaring ceilings and expansive mountain views that lend a sense of calm and volume to every room. There's also an extra closet near the garage and laundry area perfect for storing all the gear and extras life accumulates. The heart of the home was recently reimagined with a stunning luxury kitchen renovation: newer appliances, including a built-in microwave, dishwasher, fridge, hood, range, and even a wine fridge, are framed by custom cabinetry and a generous island that anchors the space. The kitchen opens fluidly to the dining area, creating an engaging, communal atmosphere perfect for everything from morning routines to dinner parties. The adjacent powder room has also been fully renovated, featuring quartz counters and contemporary cabinetry.The living room features double-height ceilings, a modern gas fireplace, and beautiful built-in floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. A door leads to a balcony and a private backyard, landscaped and welcoming ideal for relaxing, entertaining, or just catching the sunset over the hills. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a true spa-like experience, with a spacious walk-in closet and a fully renovated bathroom featuring a freestanding soaking tub, custom tile work, dual vanities, an LED anti-fog mirror, and a separate glass-enclosed shower. The second upstairs bedroom is currently set up as an office but easily converts to a traditional bedroom, and yes it, too, has a walk-in closet.In a key infrastructure upgrade, the home has also been recently connected to the public sewer system, replacing the older septic system a big win for hillside living. And for those dreaming bigger: the home next door also designed by Mendoza and developed by the same original owner is also for sale, offering the rare chance to create a multi-generational compound or flexible live/work retreat in one of L.A.'s last untouched hillside communities.