This 1970s Tudor was reimagined by Jordan Bakva and sits on a quiet stretch of North Bundy Drive, behind mature trees and a landscape that took decades to look this way. The house was reworked from the systems and roof down to the millwork and floors, and it never announces the year the work was done. Roughly 5,850 square feet unfold across the main residence, a guest house, and a gym, with a rebuilt pool and terraces set into the garden. In the kitchen, honed Breccia Capraia meets a La Cornue range, and what reads as a paneled wall opens like a speakeasy door onto the mudroom. The primary bath is a room of its own, with the tub set inside the shower and trees in every window. European white oak runs underfoot, handmade zellige and limewashed plaster soften the baths, and the vintage Italian fixtures were collected rather than specified. In the evening, when the lighting comes up through the trees and the sound of the waterfall carries across the property, the house is at its best.

Listed by Sam and Claire O’Connor, Compass