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Steps lead down to the main living room, complete with built-in furniture and a sleek stone fireplace.

The restored home sits on a tree-filled lot in Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills neighborhood.

The suites feature a full bathroom, with a walk-in shower and storage-friendly vanity.

The primary bedroom presents a calming oasis overlooking the Palos Verde Peninsula.

Wood-beamed ceilings cap the main living areas, while large windows usher in a warm glow.

The base price for the Mod series ranges from $604K to $826K AUD with footprints between 1,680 to 2,410 square feet.

The Mod series offers four pre-designed floor plans, ranging from 3- to 4- bedroom modular homes with 2 or 2.5 bathrooms.

Highlights of the modular home, which can be clad in Weathertex or Colorbond, include cathedral ceilings, an integrated deck, and optional steel and timber sliding screens.

The Habitat model’s design, which was created by the architects at Pleysier Perkins, is meant to evoke a 1960s modernist aesthetic.

The home is defined by its breathtaking views over the surrounding mountains, and this was a major driver of the design—even in the bathrooms, which feature carefully considered picture windows. “Maximizing the panoramic mountain views and harmoniously integrating them into the interior spaces was a key priority,” says the designer.

The four-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom family home has an enviable beachfront location on Escondido Beach—and even the bathrooms open up to the impressive views.

Clerestory windows and walls of glass wrap around the home, infusing the interior spaces with an abundance of natural light.