Situated on a quiet, wooded cul-de-sac in Piedmont, this classic Midcentury retreat feels custom, spacious, and private. Designed by David Reichel, the home's gently cascading levels and Japanese influences have been thoughtfully honored in countless updates over five decades of meticulous ownership. The multilevel floor plan balances scale, distinct living zones, and verdant outlooks. A gracious, level-in entry provides a bird's-eye view of the main living area below, where Bay vistas and soaring ceilings captivate. The main level centers around the heart of the home: a kitchen with bespoke finishes, a sunny breakfast room opening to a view-commanding deck, and an intimate dining room. Two bedrooms with custom built-ins, a laundry closet, and a modern bath complete this level. Downstairs, the primary suite enjoys its own floor, complete with a modern ensuite bath. The lower level offers a flexible family room, a library with a half bath, a conditioned wine vault, and an ample deck nestled in a grove of redwoods. Close to Spring Path leading to Coaches Field, with easy access to parks, schools, transit, and shopping.