Thoroughly renovated with no expenses spared, this exquisite 1922 Spanish Mission residence in sought-after Glazenwood perfectly blends earlier-era charm with consummately modern comforts. Filled with light from abundant full-length windows, the spacious design features an exceptionally open floorplan and French doors in nearly every room that make the most of the resort-worthy, completely private garden setting. Inside, textural interest is provided throughout by dramatic latilla-style log-beamed ceilings, faux-finished walls, gorgeous reclaimed antique doors of glowing distressed redwood, and art-glass lighting fixtures. Other features that combine antique patinas and vintage style to create a sleek contemporary ambiance include hardwood and glazed terra cotta tile flooring, glass-brick accents, and sculptural crackle-glass bathroom vanities. The social heart of the home is the professionally equipped chef's kitchen with its focal-point copper sink, while congenial gatherings will also naturally occur around fireplaces both inside and out.