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An Elevated Estate of Rare Distinction. Discreetly positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac in West Simi Valley, 490 Peter Place is a rarely available elevated view residence offering sweeping panoramic city and mountain vistas, paired with the uncommon convenience of RV access. Set above the surrounding landscape, the home commands a privileged perspective where light, scale, and privacy converge to define an exceptional living experience. From the first light of sunrise to the soft glow of city lights after dusk, the expansive outlook is not a secondary feature--it is integral to the home's identity. The residence has been thoughtfully oriented to honor its setting, with interiors and outdoor living spaces designed to frame the views and draw natural light deep into the main living areas. Each space feels intentionally connected to the horizon, creating a sense of openness, calm, and quiet refinement throughout. The living experience extends seamlessly outdoors to a private, resort-caliber setting designed for both intimate enjoyment and sophisticated entertaining. Anchoring the backyard is a sparkling pebble-finished pool and spa with Baja shelf, offering a tranquil escape against a dramatic elevated backdrop. Custom quartzite outdoor fireplace and hardscape adds warmth and ambiance as the day transitions into evening, while the fully equipped outdoor kitchen with custom quartzite pizza oven transforms casual gatherings into elevated occasions. Throughout the day and night, the views continue to evolve, providing a striking and ever-changing canvas. Mature fruit trees introduce a sense of established elegance and natural charm, enhancing the property's connection to its surroundings while reinforcing the feeling of privacy and permanence that defines true luxury. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this home offers a level of versatility rarely found in panoramic view homes. Functional RV access, generous parking, and flexible space for recreational vehicles, boats, or additional storage provide practical luxury without compromise. A low HOA of approximately $35 per month preserves neighborhood standards and architectural harmony while maintaining minimal ongoing costs--an increasingly rare advantage in today's market.Homes that successfully unite elevated panoramic views, resort-style outdoor living, privacy, and functional flexibility are exceptionally scarce in West Simi Valley. At 490 Peter Place, the setting does more than complement the residence--it shapes it. This is an offering for the discerning buyer seeking enduring value, refined lifestyle, and a home defined by perspective, presence, and distinction.
Listing agent: Nancy Krantz DRE #00990816 nancy@nprealestate.com, Listing office: The ONE Luxury Properties
MLS data updated 10/20/2026, 5:12:14 AM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: 226001155
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$1,685,000Closed sale · May 22, 2026ZIP 93065 · May 2026
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