Modern

The bean–shaped pool and small grassy area gives you the chance to enjoy the Southern California climate year-round.

The house has four bedrooms and two updated bathrooms. Nothing is far from the outdoor living spaces.

Though many aspects were kept original, it also includes some important updates including a brand new foam roof. The different sections of the open floor plan can be turned into dining or lounge nooks.

Like many Eichler-designed houses, he implemented Phillippine mahogany walls, which were kept original. The living spaces connect to the atrium from multiple glass-enclosed areas.

Many have come to see the inclusion of an atrium as a defining factor of Eichler–designed homes. Like many modern homes built in Southern California during this era, this space helped blur the lines between inside and out.

In the living space, which looks past a fireplace and out to a pool, sits under original beamed ceilings in a characteristic A-frame shape.