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The mostly blank brick-clad exterior belies the complex geometries that inform the multilevel plan inside. The windows are arranged to frame specific views—including the steeple of the nearby St. Michael’s Church—while retaining privacy from the street.

The Kirkwood House gorgeously lit up at night. The architecture is accentuated by the sculptures by local artist Bruce Johnson of Cazadero.

Just off the bedroom lies the master bath, which includes a rock-lined soaking tub in the style of the Japanese ofuro. There is also a private outdoor shower.

Like other areas of the home, nature provides the theme for the light-filled master suite.

The great room wraps frames sweeping views of the open meadow and ocean beyond, while also providing comfortable sitting areas and dining spaces.

Existing in the realm of inspiration and imagination, the Kirkwood House was originally built in 1972 by the late Paul Hamilton, a renowned architect who passed away in 2015.

The interior is outfitted with seamless vinyl flooring, handcrafted Italian Lite Ply laminated cabinetry, laminated countertops, and Ultraleather seating areas.

The property is just a short stroll from a network of interconnected trails.

A closer look at the spacious courtyard framed within the home.

An interior landscaped courtyard provides an idyllic spot for enjoying an alfresco meal.

Expansive glazing allows gorgeous natural light to flood throughout.

Comprised of beautiful wood cabinetry and open shelving, the kitchen also has a double-oven.

A look at the front entrance of the residence. The home's striking sod roof effortlessly blends the property into its lush surroundings.