This stunning Laurel Canyon Mid-century modern home was originally envisioned by California artist Jean Edelstein with architect David Crompton, circa 1962. The exterior garden, designed by legendary landscape architect Garrett Eckbo, exists in complete harmony with the home's seamless connection to nature. Featuring an open living room and dining area with multiple walls of glass that open up to flourishing outdoor spaces, this Modernist gem embodies the purposeful simplicity and clean lines that exemplifies the era's architectural commitment to true indoor/outdoor living. The impeccably maintained 3-story structure also boasts an expansive gourmet kitchen with warm wood cabinetry, a welcoming den, 4 light-filled bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, some with access to a private balcony and/or deck overlooking the lush landscaping. With nearly 4,000 square feet of living space, the home is quite striking in both scale and design. At over 1,100 square feet, the attached studio with en-suite bathroom and private entrance is a perfect option for a home office or separate guest suite. Privately sited at the end of a quiet cul de sac, this extraordinary Mid-century property is close to studios and hiking trails, with easy access to Studio City, Beverly Hills, and Hollywood. Wonderland Ave Elementary School district.