Originally built as a sculpture studio for two local artists, this architecturally striking home on a secluded 0.64-acre Alpine lot still carries its artistic roots. Soaring walls of glass appear throughout, flooding the interior with light and blurring the line between inside and the wooded lot outside, while diagonal cedar siding and a dramatic sloped roofline give the exterior real sculptural presence, and that same sense of intention carries through the interior, where open sightlines and abundant natural light make the home feel like inhabited art. Surrounded by mature trees, the property is private enough to forget the rest of the neighborhood exists. Upstairs, a vaulted primary suite with skylights and rich wood beam detailing opens onto a sunlit loft, ideal as a reading nook, home office, or media room. A separate, elevated garden area features raised beds, a grape arbor, and a chicken coop. A newly built (2023) three-car detached garage - cedar-clad, glass-doored, epoxy-floored, and equipped with its own HVAC and speaker system - includes a versatile bonus room currently used as a home gym. A private, fully self-contained ADU with its own entrance offers built-in rental income (tenant since 2009) or multigenerational flexibility. Minutes from Creekside Park, top-rated schools, and Alpine's trail systems - a home for someone who wants land, light, and soul. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from county records. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.