Offered for the very first time, this extraordinary one-story residence in the Los Padres National Forest is the personal home of acclaimed ceramic artist Brent Bennett — designed by his hand, built to his vision, and embedded throughout with his irreplaceable work. Set on a rare flat lot at the front of a private cul-de-sac, the three-bedroom, two and a half bathroom home is as much a living artwork as it is a dwelling: where architecture, fine craft, and the wild beauty of one of California's great national forests meet in seamless, singular harmony. Bennett designed this luxurious, modern forest home to defy convention — walls converge and diverge at deliberate degrees, creating interior spaces that feel organic, dynamic, and perpetually alive. Rooms breathe, light moves through them in unexpected ways, and floor-to-ceiling windows in the Great Room along with skylights in the bathrooms and kitchen flood the home with natural light. A museum-quality track and recessed lighting system maintains gallery-level illumination day or night, honoring the ceramic works within — because no feature is more significant, or more unrepeatable, than the ceramic works Bennett embedded into its very fabric. The hand-made foyer floor tile, one-of-a-kind glazed vanity sinks, and fully tiled hand