A once-in-a-lifetime property: this stunning mid-century home is a ''unicorn'', a lovingly preserved example of classic Laguna architecture on one of the most desirable parcels in the Laguna Village. On the market for the first time in 45 years, this 1948 home was enhanced in the 80s with additions by noted local architect Morris Skendarian. Sited on a sprawling 26,250 square foot cul-de-sac lot, seconds from Bluebird Park, the property is walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants. This home epitomizes the classic California coastal canyon retreat, steeped in the artisan aesthetic endemic to Laguna Beach - often copied, but impossible to reproduce. They don't build homes like this anymore; it's truly one-of-a-kind, a piece of art. The rich tobacco hues of the exterior cedar shake siding complement emerald greens, deep burgundies and creamy yellows in the landscape - so the house itself blends into its surroundings, almost hidden in plain sight. Inside: oak floors, knotty pine tongue-in-groove walls, and Douglas fir ceilings are a collage of wood grain that seem to glow in the ample natural light. With exceptional flow, the floor plan boasts contiguous, connected spaces that also allow quiet enjoyment, with every room providing access to outdoor space, as well as canyon