Set on a beloved, quiet, tree-lined street in Westwood, this contemporary Spanish house feels calm, without giving up its proximity to the city. Light abounds through the interiors, and the plan unfolds with an ease that feels considered rather than incidental. At the center of the home, the kitchen opens into the family room, forming a single, easy gathering space. French doors lead out to a terrace and a garden enclosed by mature greenery, a setting built for long evenings outdoors. The formal living room, with its fireplace and balcony, sits adjacent to a dining room framed by large windows. Downstairs, are two bedrooms with en-suite baths, arranged for both privacy and flexibility, adaptable to life's changing needs: office, studio, playroom. A skylit staircase leads to the upstairs bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath, and vaulted ceilings. Also upstairs is a conveniently placed laundry room. The primary suite has soaring ceilings and exposed beams. Two walk-in closets and a third wall closet ideally address storage. Beyond the bedroom, a private balcony and an expansive deck extend the living space outward, easy to imagine enjoying a morning work out, an evening glass of wine, or simply relaxing. The primary bath continues the quiet indulgence, with a deep soaking tub and separate walk-in shower. The second and third bedrooms share their own generous deck, large enough for multiple seating areas, and another vantage point onto the surrounding views. Indoors and out move together, capturing the particular rhythm of life in Los Angeles. The location speaks for itself: a short walk to neighborhood cafes and the Century City Mall, under a mile to Beverly Hills and West LA. A rare pairing of quiet and easy access, in the middle of everything. The house is monitored by ACS and equipped with European shutters for peace of mind.