Nestled in a serene enclave at the end of a private road, the historically designated Casady Home epitomizes Southern California Mid Century Modern architecture and benefits from the Mills Act tax savings. Commissioned by Si Casady and crafted by renowned architect Art Decker in 1961, the residence was eventually purchased and meticulously maintained by Decker himself for over five decades. Its construction by acclaimed midcentury builder John Mortenson showcases superior custom craftsmanship, abundant storage, and meticulously preserved details. The home has been thoughtfully updated with custom modern cabinetry, high-end appliances, and premium fixtures. Set against a gentle hillside, the property is enveloped by a mature olive grove, coastal oaks, and eucalyptus trees, providing a sense of secluded tranquility. Every room in the house is designed to capture breathtaking views of city lights and mountain sunsets, promoting an optimal flow for daily living and a distinct separation between public and private spaces. The intentional floor plan ensures that natural vistas can be enjoyed from every angle. In addition to its historical charm, the home comes equipped with 22 owned solar panels on NEM 2.0 and additional panels on a power purchase agreement, providing significant energy efficiency. A recently added, permitted office/flex space harmoniously blends into the landscape, maintaining the home's vertical lines without imparting a false sense of history. Despite its secluded feel, the property offers convenient access to major freeways, the dining and shopping options of La Mesa Village, and everyday necessities. This exquisite home combines private, tranquil living with the convenience of urban amenities, making it a true gem in Southern California.