This Montrose gem was 1 of 6 homes chosen by the American Institute of Architecture to participate in its year 2000 tour.You'll find out why when you enter this open concept beauty that gives the appearance of a one story bungalow,which defined living in the area at that time but is actually multi-leveled!Created by renowned architect Natalye Appel, this home does not veer too far from its Mediterranean roots with symmetrical features and an appreciation for the natural environment. The tiered levels and open spacing give rise to a "tree house" experience in the 3rd level primary suite offering spectacular views. This home boasts tons of natural light enhanced by the hard wood flooring throughout and a stunning kitchen located in the rear of the home. There is a dedicated library on the 1st floor, as well as an office/workspace on the 2nd floor.The double car garage features an upstairs office/workspace and the lap pool is located unobtrusively on the side of the home.