This single-story Grand Terrace home sits above an open canyon with mountain ridgelines beyond and city lights at night, an unobstructed, layered view that no future construction can take away. Sunrises, sunsets, and storm clouds rolling across the range become part of daily life here. Then step inside, where the work has already been done. The kitchen has been completely remodeled, with generous counter space and abundant shelving and storage that make everyday cooking effortless. Both full bathrooms and the powder room have been fully renovated. New flooring flows continuously throughout the entire home, paired with all new baseboards, and solid wood interior doors, not hollow-core, carry through every room. At the entry, the original mid-century modern front door has been carefully preserved, an authentic 1964 detail you simply cannot buy new. The upgrades continue where they matter most. Double-pane windows throughout and a whole-house fan keep the home comfortable and efficient through Inland Empire summers, and approximately half of the original galvanized steel plumbing has already been replaced with copper. The expansive great room, anchored by built-in shelving and cabinetry, opens to the dining area for a floor plan that entertains beautifully on one easy level, with no stairs to navigate. Outdoors is where the view and the lifestyle come together: a saltwater pool with a working heater, mature fruit trees, and generous open space to garden, gather, or simply take it all in. All of it set on a quiet, established street of well-kept homes, with neighborhood shopping and the Barton Road library and civic center close by, Loma Linda University Health roughly four miles out, and easy access to I-215 and I-10. Renovated, single story, and an absolutely amazing view.