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3-Bedroom Residential — 22915 Saticoy Avenue, West Hills, CA

$875,000

22915 Saticoy Avenue, West Hills, CA

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About this property

Experience the ultimate eco-smart retreat in this perfectly North-South oriented West Hills home, designed to maximize natural light and sustainable living. Located on the quiet side of Saticoy and less than a 5-minute walk to Starbucks, this residence offers a rare blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience. The interior features an open floor plan anchored by a chef’s kitchen with a generous quartz island and custom cabinetry. Down the hall, the primary living quarters are complemented by beautifully updated bathrooms featuring Japanese-style heated toilet seat bidets, modern gold finishes, and shower water softeners. The home provides nearly 1,700 sq ft of versatile space, including a tastefully finished 400 sq ft garage conversion with French doors that open directly to the gardens. The exterior is a curated sanctuary for nature lovers, showcasing a backyard filled with native and pollinator-friendly plants specifically chosen to attract bees and butterflies. This lush landscape, which includes mature avocado, guava, pomegranate, and citrus trees, is effortlessly maintained by a weather-controlled smart drip and sprinkler irrigation system. For those with adventure in mind, the property features a massive 25-foot wide iron gate, providing rare and easy access for a large RV or boat. Technologically advanced and energy-efficient, the home is equipped with solar panels, a Tesla charger, a newer HVAC heat pump, and a 200-amp electrical panel. Security and comfort are fully integrated via Google cameras, a Ring doorbell, and Yale smart locks. Just minutes from Westfield Topanga, The Village, and local hiking trails.

Property details

Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Square feet
1,290
Year built
1958
Property type
Residential

Location

22915 Saticoy Avenue • West Hills, CA 91304

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Listed by

Tracey Jennings · Equity Union