Dynamic and stunning renovation of Richard Neutra's Goldman House, 1951, in Encino's Royal Oaks neighborhood. A true Mid Century Modern oasis on a large, sylvan lot beautifully sited amidst epic oak trees, magnificent gardens, pools and fountains. The home resonates with beautiful light, warm woods and stone finishes. Careful consideration has been given to the principles and material choices to retain the essence of Neutra's design and philosophy with elegant and appropriate upgrades for our current era. The gardens have been magnificently reimagined using the original Garrett Eckbo plans sourced from the UCLA Berkeley archives, with lily-pad concrete stepping stones, integrated pathways, giant lawn and lush plantings. Fabulous pool with arching fountains recall a golden era of Mid Century architecture. Single level with five bedrooms and four bathrooms, floor to ceiling sliding wood windows framing an ancient oak tree, terrazzo and cork floors, multiple skylights and rare double closets in the primary bedroom. A timeless treasure.