The beloved sitcom’s set introduced audiences to a vision of wealth that was quietly sophisticated instead of gaudy—its showpiece Chihuly notwithstanding.

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The dual-role feature lends to an efficient, open living area that connects with the backyard.

The 1978 home has a traditional brick facade and refreshed interiors with terra-cotta tile floors.

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Designed in 2007 by Michael Rotondi, the rugged residence brings in big views of the desert landscape—and it’s just a mile from the national park.

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A family of four in Oceanside spent $732K squeezing every last inch out of the lot to create a soaring two-level residence.