There are homes designed to be occupied – and then there are homes designed to be lived in. This Sanctuary House was custom-built as a place where the moments of life naturally find one another. Conceived by renowned international architect Estudio Macías Peredo, the home unfolds as a thoughtful dialogue between openness and retreat, where shared spaces invite connection and quiet rooms offer refuge, each maintaining its own sense of privacy, purpose, and peace. Light moves easily through soaring 11-foot ceilings, gliding through floor to ceiling windows and across warm wood floors and into spaces that feel both intentional and effortless. Here, cooking becomes a ritual beside Bosch stainless appliances and stunning honed Taj Mahal quartz countertops. Evenings soften in spa-inspired baths, while the finished lower level – with its generous 9-foot ceilings – adapts gracefully to recreation, work, creativity, or rest. Outdoors, multiple private spaces invite fresh air, reflection, and gathering. Beyond the front door, On Olive reveals itself as a rare urban sanctuary – meandering paths, private parks, and quiet corners dotted with historic artifacts and pollinator gardens. A resort-like pool shimmers nearby, joined by a fire pit, grilling and dining cabana, clubhouse, and fitness center – spaces designed not just for amenities, but for belonging. All of this, moments from museums, theaters, universities, dining, and nightlife, yet feeling worlds away. This is not simply a home. It is a setting for the life you’re ready to live next.