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The home is perched on a hillside site with panoramic ocean views.

A den on the second floor provides an auxiliary living area closer to the entryway.

One wall in the dining room is made of wood, fostering a sense of warmth to offset the brightness offered by the floor-to-ceiling glass doors.

Sliding doors in the kitchen open up to an outdoor dining area.

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According to the listing agent, “all original finishes remain intact, with exposed structural steel, book-matched cabinetry, hardwood floors, and vintage Formica.”

The living room looks out onto the “Queen's Necklace,” a stretch of the L.A. coastline connecting the Palisades to Palos Verdes.

The facade, composed primarily of frosted glass and concrete, is adorned with plants native to the warm Californian region.

“Using an inverted plan, the street-level entrance leads directly to the second floor,” writes listing agent Brian Linder.

The dining chairs are a mix of vintage pieces sourced by the client that reflect their love of Mid-Century Modern design. The slatted chairs are Scandia Junior Dining Chairs designed by Hans Brattrud in 1957, and green upholstered chairs were designed by Yugoslavian designer Stol Kamnik in the 1960s.