Nestled within the peaceful landscape of Modjeska Canyon in Saddleback Mountain, this custom-built Mission Revival estate spans over 2.7 acres, surrounded by the Cleveland National Forest. Majestic oak and olive trees, originally planted in the 1890s, echo the history of this canyon, named for Helena Modjeska, a celebrated figure of the American stage in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The nearby Modjeska Museum keeps her legacy alive, offering a glimpse into this historic areas past. Embracing both timeless character and modern luxury, this single-level home offers five bedrooms and six bathrooms, thoughtfully crafted for both family living and guest hospitality. Upon entry, the clean, elegant lines of Mission Revival architecture welcome you, with a spacious living room highlighted by high ceilings, a grand fireplace, and custom-vented French doors that maximize airflow and natural light. Lowen windows provide picturesque views of the lush surroundings and contribute to the homes serene ambiance. The kitchen is a chefs dream, equipped with a Thermador Professional range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a large butler's pantry, ideal for entertaining. Rich Brazilian cherry wood flooring flows throughout, enhancing the luxurious feel of each space. The primary suite is a private sanctuary, complete with a cozy sitting area, dual walk-in closets, and a bathroom featuring a steam shower and limestone countertops. An office with two full workstations offers a productive retreat. Adding to the estates charm is a well-appointed casita with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a full kit