3942 GLENRIDGE DRIVE, SHERMAN OAKS CA 91423

Crisp canyon air, awe-inspiring views, and a layout tailored for modern living define this radiant residence in the hills of Sherman Oaks. Framed by stacked stone and manicured landscaping, the entry unfolds to sunlit interiors of generous proportions anchored by light-toned oak flooring. Formal living and dining rooms extend seamlessly into the core of the home -- an open-concept great room with a wood-framed slider to the backyard. The kitchen features a central island, stainless steel appliances including double wall ovens and a gas cooktop, a prep sink, and quartz countertops. A built-in breakfast nook, wrapped in an enchanting bay window, invites immersion in the surrounding greenery. In the adjacent family room, a gas fireplace provides a cozy, sunlit gathering space. Designed with both relaxation and entertainment in mind, the outdoor living area includes a generous stone patio ideal for al fresco dining or lounging and a newly installed turf lawn surrounded by mature hedges. Enhancing the property's connection to the natural environment, far-reaching views stretch from the lush canyon to distant city lights and a meandering path descends the hillside. The two-level floor plan provides thoughtful separation and flexibility. On the main level, two well-appointed bedrooms share a full bath -- ideal for guest accommodations, office space, or extended stays. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite features a Juliet balcony, dual closets, and a spa-like bath with a soaking tub, double vanities, and glass-enclosed shower. Two additional ensuite bedrooms and a dedicated laundry room complete the upper level with both functionality and style. Ideally positioned just minutes from Ventura Boulevard, with easy access to renowned dining, boutique shopping, and prestigious private schools including The Buckley School and Harvard-Westlake, this hillside haven presents a rare opportunity to experience elevated living in one of Sherman Oaks' most desirable enclaves.

Listing Courtesy of David Berg, Compass