This bespoke 1958 modern ranch-style home sprawls across a 1/3 of an acre in a coveted Northridge community. The home features a large setback from its verdant, winding street. A traditional entry moon gate, which often symbolizes harmony and balance, creates a private sense of entry and speaks to its Japanese and Korean influences. Inside, a vestibule with the home's original slate flooring leads to the central living areas with a living room and den connected around a sculptural two-sided fireplace clad in volcanic stone. The social spaces feature large windows and sliders to enjoy the beautifully-designed Japanese gardens, which include mature cloud trees and fruit trees. On one side of this central living space is the bedroom wing with three bedrooms and two bathrooms - including the spacious en suite primary which also includes a dressing room, vanity and steam room. On the other, is a kitchen with breakfast nook, the two bonus spaces that can be used for offices or additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and access to the two car garage, which features ample storage and laundry. In addition to its mid-century design features, the well-maintained home has hardwood and stone floors throughout, updated kitchen and bathrooms, and solar panels. This architectural one owner home is well-located near CSUN, the Soraya Center for Performing Arts, Northridge Fashion Center with its weekly farmers market, highly rated schools, and The Vineyards at Porter Ranch.