Treehouse, that is what most people say when first entering this secluded gem. Mid-Century Modern single level home designed by Laguna Beach architect Don McClean Williamson, producer of the Pageant of the Masters during the 1960's and 1970's and noted for his architectural designs: both commercial and residential during that time period. Wood and glass, warm and bright, ocean views and treed privacy. This home combines mid-century with a touch of Polynesia. Located on one of the villages most coveted cul-de-sacs accessed via a private drive off of Temple Terrace. The main open living area is the center of this home with the bedrooms located on each end. All living areas open to the rear ocean view side of the home and to a large full-width private deck. With 7,000 sq. ft. of lot space, there are generous outside living spaces that can be utilized to suite the individual owner. Wood is a key theme with cedar siding and walls, open beam ceilings, and a unique hardwood end grain flooring that accents the various wood tones throughout the home. This home has a calming effect from its warmth, light, and nostalgia.