Tree-covered canyons lead the eye to the San Francisco skyline, Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge—this is your view. But no one can see you. A rare combination of expansive vistas and total privacy await at this super cool house in Montclair. 

Built in 1971, it retains the best part of the architecture of the era: high exposed wood-beam ceilings, walls of glass, two levels of decks, wide open entertaining spaces. Beautifully maintained and updated with all the latest gadgetry, and in the best location in the Bay Area. Hop on the freeway to the city, or stroll down to Montclair village, go hiking in the numerous regional parks only minutes away, pop into the cutest public library you’ve ever seen, just down the street.

Tree canopied stairs lead to the entryway of this home, where the incredible views greet you first thing. The whole open-plan living room/kitchen/dining room is washed in light and the long deck calls you to come out and stay awhile. The kitchen has been updated with new counters and appliances, and you can even see the skyline while you do dishes. The two bedrooms on the main floor have high ceilings, spacious closets, and big windows. They share a completely renovated bath with travertine tiling, an oversized shower (with its own window), and a fancy Toto Washlet toilet. Downstairs, the grand primary bedroom enjoys the same gorgeous view as the upstairs and relishes its own private deck. A spacious en-suite bath with seated vanity and double sinks completes the space. 

• 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths
• Voice-controlled electronic solar blinds on double-paned windows
• Wood-burning fireplace
• Newer high-end spa
• Security camera system
• Freshly painted interior
• 2-car garage with driveway parking for 4 more