Built in 1962, this light-filled single-story four-bedroom home is a striking example of Eichler's California modernism, blending clean lines, natural light and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Set in the heart of Diamond Heights, the home offers effortless flow and timeless style. An expansive living and dining room with soaring ceilings and oversized windows opens to one of three private gardens. A separate family room just off the kitchen enjoys its own green outlook. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with sleek stainless appliances, ample storage and generous prep space, perfect for entertaining. All four bedrooms are tucked at the rear for privacy, each with garden views. The primary suite includes an ensuite bath, and two additional full baths serve the home. The terraced back garden features mature plantings, lounge seating, and room for al fresco dining. Positioned between Glen Park, Noe Valley, and Twin Peaks, this tranquil enclave offers both quietude and convenience; close to shopping, transit, and freeway access, yet peacefully removed from the city's pace.