Single-story living with a view like this almost never comes to market in Calabasas. That alone makes 3315 Via Verde Court rare. The home rests at the end of a cul-de-sac, behind the community's gates, spanning 5,025 square feet on a 16,177-square-foot lot. Built in 1999, it was designed to live almost entirely on one level. Of its five bedrooms, one is a separate one-bedroom, one-bath suite set apart from the main home, ideal for guests, extended family, or a live-in arrangement. The arrival sets the tone. A front courtyard opens to a sitting area and a water fountain, a quiet pause before the glass and iron double doors. Inside, an entrance foyer gives way to wood and tile floors that run throughout. The living room carries beamed ceilings and a fireplace, with double French doors framing the pool and the mountains beyond. The heart of the home is open and connected. A family room with its own fireplace flows into the kitchen, where granite counters, a center island with a vegetable sink, and a full run of appliances anchor the space. A new 48-inch Sub-Zero, a Viking six-burner gas cooktop with hood, double ovens, and a microwave stand ready for real cooking. Plantation shutters filter the light. Close at hand sit a formal dining room, a breakfast nook, a built-in bar, a butler's pantry, and a desk workstation. The primary suite is its own wing. High ceilings, a fireplace, and direct access to the pool and spa. An adjoining sitting room works as a gym or a quiet retreat. The bath holds double vanities, a whirlpool tub, a separate walk-in shower, a makeup vanity, a water c Single-story living with a view like this almost never comes to market in Calabasas. That alone makes 3315 Via Verde Court rare. The home rests at the end of a cul-de-sac, behind the community's gates, spanning 5,025 square feet on a 16,177-square-foot lot. Built in 1999, it was designed to live almost entirely on one level. Of its five bedrooms, one is a separate one-bedroom, one-bath suite set apart from the main home, ideal for guests, extended family, or a live-in arrangement. The arrival sets the tone. A front courtyard opens to a sitting area and a water fountain, a quiet pause before the glass and iron double doors. Inside, an entrance foyer gives way to wood and tile floors that run throughout. The living room carries beamed ceilings and a fireplace, with double French doors framing the pool and the mountains beyond. The heart of the home is open and connected. A family room with its own fireplace flows into the kitchen, where granite counters, a center island with a vegetable sink, and a full run of appliances anchor the space. A new 48-inch Sub-Zero, a Viking six-burner gas cooktop with hood, double ovens, and a microwave stand ready for real cooking. Plantation shutters filter the light. Close at hand sit a formal dining room, a breakfast nook, a built-in bar, a butler's pantry, and a desk workstation. The primary suite is its own wing. High ceilings, a fireplace, and direct access to the pool and spa. An adjoining sitting room works as a gym or a quiet retreat. The bath holds double vanities, a whirlpool tub, a separate walk-in shower, a makeup vanity, a water closet, and a large walk-in closet fitted with built-ins. The secondary bedrooms carry the same finish and comfort, each with room to grow into. A separate laundry room with a sink and vanity and a three-car garage round out the everyday function. Outside is where the home earns its reputation. A pool, a spa, and a 180-degree view across the Santa Monica Mountains, with sunsets that stop conversation. The grounds are built for low maintenance, so the view does the work. Las Virgenes schools. One level. A view. Homes like this are held for decades, not listed. See it before it is gone.
