Sited on Creston Drive Ridge in the Hollywood Hills, this 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom mid-century modern home stands as a testament to the quiet elegance of its era. The architecture is minimalist, the lines crisp, the vistas vast; spanning from Los Angeles' skyline to the distant Catalina and Santa Barbara Islands. Over 2,000 square feet are meticulously arranged, with an open floor plan that makes deliberate use of the southwest-facing windows, inviting sunlight to flood the rooms throughout the day. The main living and dining area, recently updated with engineered wood flooring and vaulted ceilings, features a gas fireplace; a subtle nod to the past, though undeniably in keeping with today's coveted aesthetics. Sliding glass doors lead to a built-out deck, offering a secluded space for outdoor dining or relaxation. Sunsets from this vantage point are a spectacle unto themselves, with modern railings preserving the panoramic view over the city below. The kitchen is both functional and stylish, anchored by custom cabinetry and quartz countertops. For the culinary-inclined, this space is made for moments meant to be shared on Instagram or otherwise. The oversized island houses an induction cooktop, while stainless steel appliances are arranged with precision: dishwasher, double-door refrigerators, a beverage fridge, convection oven, and a warming drawer. Just off the kitchen, the breakfast nook offers a quiet spot for morning coffee, while direct access to the two-car garage adds a practical touch. This level also includes a guest bedroom with deck access and sweeping views, along with a full bathroom featuring double sinks and a step-in shower. On the lower level, the primary suite is a sanctuary in its own right, opening onto a private deck that shares the same staggering views. The ensuite bath is fully modernized, with a soaking tub strategically placed to capture the scenery, a walk-in shower, and dual sinks. A third bedroom, also on this floor, is adjacent to a full bathroom with tub and shower combination, while built-in laundry facilities complete the space. At the entrance, a driveway accommodates off-street parking, while the sleek, black-glass 2-car garage door remains unobstructed. For the nature enthusiast, a short stroll leads to well-known hiking trails, including those along Mulholland, with views of the iconic Hollywood sign. The neighborhood itself, tranquil yet engaging, offers a sense of community that blends the old Hollywood charm with the modern pulse of the city.