The house on Woodstock Road was built in 1962 on a wooded hillside above Nichols Canyon, on the stretch known as Celebrity Row. It is a post-and-beam house with walls of glass, and a recent restoration kept the structure and the light while bringing warmer, earthier materials into the rooms.

The way in passes under a pine more than a century old and along a discreet entry corridor. The living room, kitchen and dining area run together in the original open plan beneath exposed beams. The kitchen is new, with forest-green Zia tile and wood slab counters, and French doors beside the dining table open onto an updated deck.

The two bedrooms sit at either end of a quiet hallway, each with its own bath and its own door outside. The primary looks into the tree canopy, and the second bath is painted a deep Adirondack green. Both open to a saltillo tile patio set against the canyon hillside. Beneath the house is a separate studio with oak floors, beadboard walls, heating and air conditioning.

The lot runs to 10,502 square feet, with a lawn beside a vintage brick landing at the front, a two-car garage and a storage room. A new roof, an upgraded septic system, a repaved drive and newer air conditioning are already done. Runyon and Fryman Canyon trails, the Canyon Country Store and Pace are minutes away, with Sunset and Studio City close on either side.