23020 Lita, Woodland Hills, CA 91364

Description

Located south of the boulevard, on a quiet cul-de-sac, this 1960 architectural mid-century modern gem, originally designed by famed architect Charles Du Bois A. I. A., comes another wonderful project by designer and builder Gregory Storm. Thoughtfully modernized with timeless finishes and clean lines, the spacious remodeled plan celebrates Du Bois’ iconic design while infusing contemporary functionality and tech-forward convenience. Inside, light-toned luxury white oak hardwood plank floors flow throughout, complemented by designer fixtures—double globe sconces, saucer and Sputnik-style chandeliers, and surround speakers in the entertaining zones. The open-concept layout is ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. The chef’s kitchen features custom concrete countertops, custom hand-made kitchen cabinets with a waterfall island with seating, and premium appliances including a Thor Kitchen 36” tilt panel gas range, built-in microwave drawer, dishwasher, and Samsung Bespoke refrigerator with Family Hub. Floating shelves, hidden garage storage, and smart design touches bring form and function together. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a floating double vanity, smart bidet toilet with heated seat and remote control, a freestanding soaking tub, heated tile floors, and an oversized LED-lit shower niche with rain head and body wand. Two additional designer bathrooms feature floating vanities, black fixtures, large-format tile, and LED mirrors. All four bedrooms offer recessed lighting, USB outlets at each bedside, and pre-wired ceiling fan/light options. Additional highlights include: • Lockly smart entry lock • 2 Radon mitigation systems • Epoxied garage floor + 220V EV outlet • Clean, well-maintained white rock roof • Smart video doorbell and hard-wired security camera system. With its timeless architecture and a modern, move-in-ready aesthetic, this home is ready to be the next chapter in mid-century modern living.

Features

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• 0.24 Acres
• 1 Story