A Respectfully Renovated “Super Eichler” Asks $2.5M in Walnut Creek, CA
Property Details:
Location: 252 Clyde Drive, Walnut Creek, California
Price: $2,500,000
Architect: Claude Oakland
Year Built: 1969
Footprint: 2,499 square feet (five bedrooms, three baths)
From the agent: "Welcome to 252 Clyde Drive, an incredible and rare opportunity to own one of the most remarkable examples of midcentury-modern architecture ever built by Eichler homes. This striking and dynamic ‘super Eichler’ designed by legendary midcentury-modern architect Claude Oakland is one of less than 50 in all the East Bay, and located in Walnut Creek’s highly desirable Northgate neighborhood. Built in 1969, this single-level masterpiece has 2,499 square feet as per tax records boasting five ample-sized bedrooms; three full bathrooms; stunning great room with soaring, unpainted cathedral ceilings and woodburning fireplace; and everyone’s favorite signature open-air atrium entrance of 469 measured additional square feet. Respectfully upgraded and remodeled in all the right places."
Designed by architect Claude Oakland in 1969, this single-level home in Walnut Creek, California, is one of less than 50 existing gallery model Eichlers, also known as "super Eichlers" for their slightly larger scale. The recently renovated residence is located in the Northgate enclave, which is the last tract of Eichler homes to be built in the East Bay.
The recently renovated kitchen is "truly a chef’s and cooking enthusiast’s dream," Westfall continues, adding: "Ultra high-end Miele appliances throughout include a separate refrigerator and freezer, dual programmable ovens, dishwasher, microwave/convection oven, induction range, 200-bottle wine fridge, and custom cabinetry from Henry Built with contemporary tiled backsplash and solid stone countertops."
252 Clyde Drive in Walnut Creek, California, is currently listed for $2,500,000 by Thomas Westfall of Compass.
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