Floating above the canyon with sweeping, unobstructed views, this designer-redone corner townhouse captures what people come to the Palisades Highlands for in the first place: light, space, and a sense of calm that’s hard to replicate anywhere else on the Westside. From the moment you step in, walls of glass, and an open living space pulls your eye straight out to the horizon. The living, dining, and kitchen areas connect effortlessly, anchored by a statement fireplace and finished in crisp whites, warm textures, and refined gold accents. The kitchen is both polished and practical, built with top-tier materials and a layout that actually works for daily life. Upstairs, the primary suite feels tucked away and quiet, with a sunlit reading nook that looks out over the canyon, one of those spots you end up using more than you expect. A generous walk-in closet and a thoughtfully designed ensuite bath complete the space. The lower level adds flexibility without compromise. A dramatic glass entry leads to a large den/media room or guest space, which can easily be re-converted into a second primary bedroom. It opens to a secluded deck that feels removed, private, and ideal for entertaining or unwinding at the end of the day. An office and full bath accompany the guest space on the lower level. Beyond the home itself, the Highlands are clearly on the rise again. Cafe Vida has announced its return just down the hill in the Highlands shopping center, Gelson’s is set to rebuild, and Caruso’s Palisades Village is expected back this August, bringing back the lifestyle and convenience that define the area. The HOA includes a pool, spa, gym, sauna, two tennis courts, and fire insurance. This is a home for someone who wants views, design, and quiet, without giving up access to the best of the Palisades.