This 1959 large, custom home in Deepwell Estates retains and celebrates its midcentury details to appeal to the purist, and showcase the talent of Sam Pascal, the home’s builder and original owner. While systems have been modernized, the property has not been updated beyond recognition. The residence’s prominence is notable upon arrival at its circular drive, with palm trees that soar through openings in the eaves, and a shadow-block enclosed entry patio. At 3410sqft, rooms are quite large: 3 ensuite bedrooms, 4 baths, living room with mountain views, and poolside family room with white quartz fireplace and floating bow-tie terrazzo hearth. Details include unusually high ceilings, poured terrazzo floors, extensive built-ins, original lighting fixtures, vintage appliances including two Western Holly double ovens, and original Pomona Tile by artists including George Nelson. Behind the scenes are newer electrical panels, and all plumbing is replaced. Spacious backyard with party-sized patios, a freeform pool with benches, and an open-air fire feature flush with decking. Close to other prominent Deepwell residences, including the William Holden Estate and Koerner House, this 1959 custom on .27 acres holds its place as one of the more significant homes in this iconic neighborhood.