Supplements: living room, where the backyard becomes part of the view rather than something seen through it. The kitchen continues the conversation; expansive counters, quality appliances, a butler's niche tucked out of sight for guests, and a second, more casual dining area framed by heavy wood sliders. A floor-to-ceiling, two-way fireplace splits the kitchen ... (Read more) living room, where the backyard becomes part of the view rather than something seen through it. The kitchen continues the conversation; expansive counters, quality appliances, a butler's niche tucked out of sight for guests, and a second, more casual dining area framed by heavy wood sliders. A floor-to-ceiling, two-way fireplace splits the kitchen from the family room without closing either one off, giving even a home this size a sense of gathered warmth. At one end, the bedroom wing offers real separation: a primary suite with a lovingly restored brick fireplace, tree-house-like wood ceilings, and a private patio holding a Marquis spa built for two -- the kind of spot made for a quiet drink at the end of the day, watching Camarillo's sunsets settle into the native plantings. Inside, an open-air walk-in shower, fresh flagstone, updated fixtures, a window-lit walk-in closet, and a separate water closet round out the Primaryspace. Down the hall, two oversized secondary bedrooms share deep closets and casement-window seating over the front garden -- one still holding the footprint of a former loft, large enough for a queen bed. A den currently serving as a media room could just as easily become a home office, with its own access to the yard. A fourth bedroom and guest bath sit apart from the rest -- near a separate guest or service bedroom with its own full bath, vintage tile, dual vanity, and skylight-lit ceilings -- giving visiting family or staff a wing entirely their own. Outside, tiered patios step down into gardens laced with crushed-granite paths, leading past fruit trees, a meditation garden, raised beds on drip irrigation, and a bubbling fountain beneath a flowering pergola. A Lynx BBQ and Italian pizza oven anchor an entertaining area covered in glass and warmed for year-round use. A 40-foot RV pad with clean-out, and room beyond the gate for more, rounds out the practical side of the property -- alongside a three-car garage with epoxy flooring, built-in cabinetry, and a dedicated workshop bay for the serious hobbyist. Beneath it all: a ventilated crawl space, whole-house water filtration, and a solar array with battery backup smart enough to keep the essentials running automatically - refrigerator, internet, and more - during an outage. The current owners report just one month this past year with an electric bill at all. This is a home built on ideas;light, nature, permanence, still holding up decades later, and quietly improved by owners who understood exactly what they had.