On a small cul-de-sac in the hills of Sherman Oaks tucked within an enchanting canyon sits a soulful home with artistic ornamentation. A multi-level wonder with unique ambiance, theatrical shapes, and exaggerated forms. "The Dyer House" a post-modern architectural by Paul Sterling Hoag. An impeccable cedar clad A-frame which embodies a dramatic pitched roof and exemplifies remarkable soaring ceilings. A whimsical and harmonious blend of both rustic and organic elements. As you enter this iconic space you are welcomed with walls of glass and idyllic tree-top views. A quick glance to the right reveals a beautifully modernized kitchen that pays respect to the eclectic and starkly contrasting characteristics of this retro moody living space. As your eyes glance upward you are treated to a 3rd level loft that is both impressive and inspirational. Outside you are embraced with two serene decks that are hugged by nature and transport you down a path into a little pocket of garden tranquility. Mid-century modern enthusiasts will appreciate this nostalgic treasure.