NFL quarterback Jared Goff — formerly of the L.A. Rams, and currently playing for the Detroit Lions — is, in light of a professional relocation, selling his home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Hidden Hills.

The 1953-built home has been extensively renovated, along with its companion, a detached one-bedroom guest house which brings the property’s bedrooms and baths total to four and five, respectively. Interiors are refined, and more rustic touches are presented without undue sentimentality.

Light and space are the touchstones in this single-level rambler, and the main living area’s cathedral ceilings are marvelous evocations of liberation. A wet bar and a gas fireplace are two of the more overtly luxurious features of this home’s common area.

Amenities on this property are extensive. The guest house has been partially purposed as a billiards room, and there is a private office, massive master—the bedroom is a complex space with a sitting room and a fireplace accent wall—and kitchen with slab counter and island tops.

Outside, the 1.42 acres are filled out with generous swaths of lawn, as well as a BBQ, garden, pool, spa, covered patio, fire features and chipping and putting greens.