Tucked behind the private gates of Cielo, 7823 Calle Cima is contemporary California living, reimagined. The 2026 transformation went far beyond renovation—the entire home was reimagined, with every space reconsidered. Natural textures bring warmth and character throughout, allowing the interiors to feel collected rather than simply new. At its heart, an entirely new kitchen pairs custom oak cabinetry, Calacatta Cremo marble, unlacquered brass finishes, and new Viking appliances. All-new light oak flooring carries throughout the home, while the bathrooms were completely redesigned in French limestone and Carrera Marble. Each fireplace was hand-finished in Italian plaster, creating sculptural depth. Nearly every surface and detail has been renewed, creating a home that feels new while retaining a timeless feel. The home unfolds with effortless scale and light. The main residence includes four bedrooms, complemented by an attached one-bedroom guest suite with a private entrance—offering separation and flexibility for family or guests. Outside, the home opens naturally to the surrounding landscape. A pool and dedicated pool house are joined by an outdoor barbecue area and fire pit, creating an inviting setting for entertaining against a backdrop of sweeping mountain views. Owned solar adds modern efficiency, while Cielo offers 24-hour guard-gated privacy and access to the highly regarded K–8 Roger Rowe School. 7823 Calle Cima is a home defined not by excess, but by the quality of its details—a thoughtful balance of craftsmanship, comfort, and enduring California style.