Project posted by George Mimnaugh

The Bryce Residence -1950 - Chalfont Head, architect

Structure
House (Single Residence)
Style
Midcentury
Longview down gravel driveway
Longview down gravel driveway
Poolside at dusk
Poolside at dusk
Exterior of guest house, pool terrace, exterior dining
Exterior of guest house, pool terrace, exterior dining
Detail pool
Detail pool
Entry forecourt
Entry forecourt
Front view terrace with pool and Mt. San Cayetano in the distance
Front view terrace with pool and Mt. San Cayetano in the distance
Pool terrace to with view to distant mountain range
Pool terrace to with view to distant mountain range
Epic views across the lawn to the valley and the Santa Susanna mountains
Epic views across the lawn to the valley and the Santa Susanna mountains
Front view elevation, at dusk
Front view elevation, at dusk
Pool at dusk in the shadow Mt San Cayetano
Pool at dusk in the shadow Mt San Cayetano
Primary bedroom
Primary bedroom
Guest house bedroom
Guest house bedroom
Fireplace detail
Fireplace detail
Guest house bedroom with pool
Guest house bedroom with pool
Den
Den
Kitchen
Kitchen
Open plan, living room, dining, and kitchen looking west
Open plan, living room, dining, and kitchen looking west
Livingroom
Livingroom
Primary bathroom
Primary bathroom
Guest bathroom
Guest bathroom

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Credits

Architect
Chalfont Head
Photographer

From George Mimnaugh

The Bryce Residence 1950 - Chalfont Head, Architect. Published in Better Homes and Gardens March,1953. At the end of a private road, a long gravel drive and ample motor court deliver you to a perch above the charming hamlet of Fillmore, well sited for maximum privacy and oriented west, the property captures majestic unobstructed views of mountain ranges and the Heritage Valley. A rare and refined early example of California Modernism retains the architect's vision, with Head designing a flowing open plan for living spaces, and a separate bedroom wing, with abundant glass walls under broad eaves opening to a flat lawn, pool and generous terraces for outdoor dining and poolside lounging. Extensive well preserved custom millwork, built-ins, original bathroom tile and fixtures throughout. The main house consists of a primary ensuite and a guest bedroom and bath. A later separate permitted guest house adjacent to the pool and designed by the architect, features a bedroom, full bath and dressing room and is reached via a covered breezeway. Additional artist studio/office is connected to the attached carport.