CALABASAS OUTDOORS, WITH THE HORIZON IN VIEW
Somewhere Between a Backyard and a Getaway
The grounds at 24410 Mulholland Highway were made for disappearing into the afternoon. A negative-edge pool stretches toward the horizon, visually merging with the canyon beyond, while a stone waterfall grotto brings a more secluded, almost hidden quality to the water.
Around it, flagstone terraces create places to settle in beneath the open sky. The heated spa offers a front-row seat to the surrounding mountains, while mature landscaping softens the edges of the property and keeps the setting feeling private.
Entertaining has its own destination outdoors. A fully equipped kitchen and built-in pizza oven turn dinner into an occasion that never needs to move inside—particularly as the sun drops behind the ridgelines and the landscape begins to glow.
Up here, the backyard doesn’t feel like an extension of the house. It feels like an escape of its own.
What's Nearby
ShoppingThe Commons at Calabasas
Old Town Calabasas
Courtyard at the Commons
Calabasas Farmers Market
Food & DrinksShibuya
Pedalers Fork
Toscanova
SUGARFISH
CulturalKing Gillette Ranch
Malibu Creek State Park
Leonis Adobe Museum
Las Virgenes View Trail
EducationViewpoint School
Calabasas High School
Alice C. Stelle Middle School
Bay Laurel Elementary School
Close to Everything. Removed From It All.
There is a particular kind of luxury in being able to leave the pace of the city behind. At 24410 Mulholland Highway, private gates open to nearly an acre in the Santa Monica Mountains, where the soundtrack shifts, the horizon expands, and home feels genuinely removed from what lies beyond it.
Yet isolation is never part of the equation. Calabasas remains close at hand, Malibu lies beyond the mountains, and the greater Los Angeles landscape is still within reach whenever the day calls for it.
That balance is what gives this address its staying power. You can spend an evening watching the last light disappear across the canyon and wake the next morning still connected to everything that brought you to Calabasas in the first place.

