Busy actress Ariel Winter listed her 2020-built home in Studio City this winter with a $3.995 million asking price. Winter—who has a starring role in upcoming suspense feature Don’t Log Off—was the first owner of the inviting 5,369 square-footer; she picked it up within months of completion. It was snapped up within days and is currently pending sale.

The home’s contemporary architecture slots neatly in the Modern Farmhouse style. Its exterior features first-level clapboard cladding finished in bright white paint, while the second level gets a less-familiar treatment for a Modern Farmhouse: cedar shake. The result is an example of the style that hints at an East Coast-tinged design inspiration.

The lot’s .3 acres are a good place to begin, as the front landscaping incorporates semi-centenarian olive trees, an uncommon amenity that just might have spurred an offer from a fence-sitter with an eye for the unusual. In back, the home’s optional glass wall opens to a long rectangle of lawn, with a saltwater pool and spa relegated to one of the property’s margins and a pool house currently purposed as a billiards retreat.

The home’s open concept living area features a classy kitchen with a double-waterfall island—no surprises, but nicely done—as well as a linear fireplace in a figured stone accent wall. 11-foot ceilings, wide-plank hardwood, a striking contemporary take on a farmhouse staircase, and a bit of pattern development in the bedrooms using plank or tongue-and-groove complete a sketch of the interiors.