One of only 100+ Eichler homes in the Thousand Oaks enclave and designed by renowned mid-century architect Claude Oakland, this rare gem has been restored and maintained with great care. Honoring the original vision of the architect and developer Joseph Eichler, you'll enter into an open-air atrium with succulents, grasses, and a vessel fountain. The main living areas were designed around the atrium space to intentionally create the sense of being outside while inside. Glass walls allow you to see straight through to the tiered rear yard and its verdant landscaping, trees and built-in dining area. A study in simple elegance, the home features radiant heat concrete floors, tongue-and-groove ceilings, post-and-beam constructions, original skylights, globe light fixtures, doors, hardware, and the unique Eichler front door escutcheon. You'll find European warm wood soft-close cabinets in the kitchen, abundant storage, a generous pantry, and unique slab granite countertops. the Fisher & Paykel refrigerator and stainless steel appliances blend seamlessly into the mid-century style providing convenience and essentials for modern chef and family. The main living area includes a wood-burning fireplace, built-in media storage with barn doors, interior and exterior shelves, and accent lighting. Entertain or lounge in the separate dining and conversation spaces. The primary bedroom suite has a large closet and built-in storage, and en-suite bath, and glass slider leading to the pool. Three additional bedrooms share a full bath with direct access to the pool. The fifth bedroom is a dedicated office and work space with a hidden laundry. Designed to maximize privacy, the rear yard is experienced in two separate areas, one for dining and one for swimming in the Pebble-Tec pool or sunning on the patio. Mature trees, a built-in wooden bench, and landscape lighting create a peaceful cocoon of calm.