Set within Newhall’s desirable Peachland Estates, this custom 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom home offers over 4,000 square feet of character-rich living space on a nearly 13,000 square foot lot. From the stone faade, gated courtyard approach, and striking red front door, the home makes an immediate impression with storybook curb appeal and true custom-home presence. Inside, a raised formal entry opens to a dramatic great room with soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, extensive wood detailing, leaded glass doors, and a stunning brick fireplace wall with built-ins. The flowing floor plan is designed for both everyday comfort and memorable entertaining, with a formal dining room, adjoining sitting room, wet bar, large kitchen with center island, breakfast area, and generous living spaces throughout. Upstairs, the open loft/gallery overlooks the main living area and leads to a separate office or exercise room, offering flexible space for work, fitness, hobbies, or retreat. A major highlight of the home is that every bedroom is a suite, each with its own private full bathroom. The main-level bedroom suite is ideal for guests, extended stays, or those who prefer fewer stairs. The spacious primary suite features vaulted beamed ceilings, a fireplace, sitting area, remodeled bath, and private balcony overlooking the backyard with city lights views. A separate guest bath is conveniently accessible from the living room and also offers direct access from the rear patio, making it especially practical for outdoor entertaining. The backyard continues the home’s custom feel with a covered patio, lawn area, mature landscaping, peaceful views, and side RV access. Additional features include a 3-car attached garage, large driveway, laundry room with storage, multiple fireplaces, and an excellent Newhall location with convenient access to schools, shopping, dining, and the 5 and 14 freeways. This is a rare opportunity to own a distinctive Peachland Estates home with space, flexibility, views, and architectural character that simply cannot be duplicated in today’s typical production homes.