Welcome to The Nautilus House, inspired by the jetted sea creature in its spiral circulation and concentric curves that, viewed from below, echo Manhattan’s Guggenheim Museum. Set on a quadruple lot amid panoramic canyon vistas, lit each night, with north ocean views to Palos Verdes, this modern estate spans nearly 7,400 square feet. The caisson-grade foundation and moment-connection steel frame enable dramatic spans and ceiling heights on multiple levels. Finely crafted limestone, marble, maple, and teak warm open modern spaces in the hushed, private cul-de-sac setting. Wraparound glass walls open to immersive balconies, visually placing the interior in the landscape. The main kitchen joins a 56-foot great room and boasts Italian cabinetry, dual islands, and top-of-the-line Thermador and Bosch appliances. Below, a 52-foot great room—theater, library, billiards area, full catering kitchen, and bar—opens to a plush Zoysia lawn, terraces of tropical flowers and fruit trees, and 50 acres of open space.