Originally a classic 1960s home on a quiet cul-de-sac in Upper Lucas Valley, this house has been thoroughly renovated over the past five years. The work is thoughtful, with design choices that hold up to daily life. The interior is anchored by wide-plank white oak floors that carry through the main level, vaulted ceilings in the living spaces, and a warm color palette. The living room centers on a wood-burning fireplace framed in painted brick. A wood stove in the adjacent family room gives the back half of the house its own focal point. The two spaces connect naturally but feel distinct. The kitchen, newly completed in 2026, pairs white shaker cabinetry with a full-height marble slab backsplash, open oak shelving, and a double oven range. Just around the corner, a separate bar area with its own sink, beverage fridge, and a Zellige copper-glazed tile backsplash that is genuinely one of the best details in the house. The primary suite is vaulted and generous, opening to the back deck through sliding glass doors. The bathroom has a curbless shower tiled floor-to-ceiling in deep green, heated floors, and a double walnut vanity with California Closets built-ins. The guest bedroom offers a built-in reading nook under a skylight, and the nursery carries soft blush walls with shiplap wainscoting. Each room has its own character that beautifully complement one another. Outside, a large redwood deck wraps around a 300-year-old oak tree. There is a hot tub, a hammock, a lawn, and an orchard's worth of fruit trees: lemon, lime, orange, fig, peach, nectarine, and apricot. Pickleball and tennis courts are at the end of the street. Miller Creek School is within walking distance. The hills are right there for hiking. 14 Mount Wittenburg Court is move-in ready, with nothing left to do but make yourself at home.