Perched in the uniquely eclectic University City neighborhood of Sycamore Canyon Park, 11407 Eton Lane is a true architectural gem with a rich history. Designed by James Hewlett of the renowned Riverside firm Moise, Harbach, and Hewlett, this extraordinary home was originally built as his personal residence. Its design is a stunning homage to the mid-century Case Study Houses, blending timeless modernism with practicality and elegance.

The home appears to float atop its solid granite hillside, reminiscent of the iconic Stahl House in the Hollywood Hills. Step inside to find expansive living spaces framed by floor-to-ceiling glass walls that flood the interior with natural light and showcase breathtaking, uninterrupted views. From the Inland Valley stretching past Ontario to the west, the San Bernardino Mountains to the north and east, and the Box Springs Mountains with UCR’s iconic “C” just behind—this panorama is nothing short of spectacular.

Elevated wood-beamed ceilings and meticulous original details transport you back to an era defined by innovation and artistry. This is more than a residence; it’s a preserved piece of history, lovingly cared for by just three owners over 62 years. Offered in pristine condition, this home is ready to inspire the next generation of discerning homeowners who value art, architecture, and an incomparable lifestyle.