Property
| Bedrooms: | 4 BR |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms: | 2 |
| Area: | 8782 sq ft |
| Lot Size: | 0.20 Acres |
FinancialsRent:$10,750
DescriptionThe Royer House, 1951, Mutual Housing Association Model 111X, plus additions. Of the 40-plus surviving original homes designed by Whitney Smith & A. Quincy Jones for the idealistic non-profit MHA, the most numerous examples in Crestwood Hills are of this popular 3-bedroom, 2 bath model. Here the Royer family added a permitted addition towards the street-side in 1958. Today this is a 4th bedroom or second home office with a separate entry, accessed inside via a laundry area with 3/4 bath. Perfectly sited to capture unobstructed Pacific vistas, the Royer House retains much of its original 1951 finishes, comprising painted plywood paneling and built-ins, natural redwood plank walls and its exposed post-and-beam structural frame. The skill with which the outdoors is drawn inside via west-facing walls of plate glass and smoothly sliding original steel-frame doors is unmistakable. Outside, a grassy lawn, concrete patios and small separate office are complemented by a multi-purpose studio between the house proper and the former garage, now an ADU. 2-car uncovered parking at the entry. Original MHA/Crestwood park is close by. ADU offered separately; available immediately. Note: Square footage includes the ADU but not the partly enclosed work studio.
Amenities- beamed ceilings
- Concrete Slab
- Corian Counters
- Detached/No Common Walls
- Dining Area
- High Ceilings (9 Feet+)
- Remodeled
NeighborhoodMore listings:
The Royer House, 1951, Mutual Housing Association Model 111X, plus additions. Of the 40-plus surviving original homes designed by Whitney Smith & A. Quincy Jones for the idealistic non-profit MHA, the most numerous examples in Crestwood Hills are of this popular 3-bedroom, 2 bath model. Here the Royer family added a permitted addition towards the street-side in 1958. Today this is a 4th bedroom or second home office with a separate entry, accessed inside via a laundry area with 3/4 bath. Perfectly sited to capture unobstructed Pacific vistas, the Royer House retains much of its original 1951 finishes, comprising painted plywood paneling and built-ins, natural redwood plank walls and its exposed post-and-beam structural frame. The skill with which the outdoors is drawn inside via west-facing walls of plate glass and smoothly sliding original steel-frame doors is unmistakable. Outside, a grassy lawn, concrete patios and small separate office are complemented by a multi-purpose studio between the house proper and the former garage, now an ADU. 2-car uncovered parking at the entry. Original MHA/Crestwood park is close by. ADU offered separately; available immediately. Note: Square footage includes the ADU but not the partly enclosed work studio.
- beamed ceilings
- Concrete Slab
- Corian Counters
- Detached/No Common Walls
- Dining Area
- High Ceilings (9 Feet+)
- Remodeled
NeighborhoodMore listings:
12421 Deerbrook Ln 4BR Brentwood La
DescriptionThe Royer House, 1951, Mutual Housing Association Model 111X, plus additions. Of the 40-plus surviving original homes designed by Whitney Smith & A. Quincy Jones for the idealistic non-profit MHA, the most numerous examples in Crestwood Hills are of this popular 3-bedroom, 2 bath model. Here the Royer family added a permitted addition towards the street-side in 1958. Today this is a 4th bedroom or second home office with a separate entry, accessed inside via a laundry area with 3/4 bath. Perfectly sited to capture unobstructed Pacific vistas, the Royer House retains much of its original 1951 finishes, comprising painted plywood paneling and built-ins, natural redwood plank walls and its exposed post-and-beam structural frame. The skill with which the outdoors is drawn inside via west-facing walls of plate glass and smoothly sliding original steel-frame doors is unmistakable. Outside, a grassy lawn, concrete patios and small separate office are complemented by a multi-purpose studio between the house proper and the former garage, now an ADU. 2-car uncovered parking at the entry. Original MHA/Crestwood park is close by. ADU offered separately; available immediately. Note: Square footage includes the ADU but not the partly enclosed work studio.
Amenities- beamed ceilings
- Concrete Slab
- Corian Counters
- Detached/No Common Walls
- Dining Area
- High Ceilings (9 Feet+)
- Remodeled
NeighborhoodMore listings:
The Royer House, 1951, Mutual Housing Association Model 111X, plus additions. Of the 40-plus surviving original homes designed by Whitney Smith & A. Quincy Jones for the idealistic non-profit MHA, the most numerous examples in Crestwood Hills are of this popular 3-bedroom, 2 bath model. Here the Royer family added a permitted addition towards the street-side in 1958. Today this is a 4th bedroom or second home office with a separate entry, accessed inside via a laundry area with 3/4 bath. Perfectly sited to capture unobstructed Pacific vistas, the Royer House retains much of its original 1951 finishes, comprising painted plywood paneling and built-ins, natural redwood plank walls and its exposed post-and-beam structural frame. The skill with which the outdoors is drawn inside via west-facing walls of plate glass and smoothly sliding original steel-frame doors is unmistakable. Outside, a grassy lawn, concrete patios and small separate office are complemented by a multi-purpose studio between the house proper and the former garage, now an ADU. 2-car uncovered parking at the entry. Original MHA/Crestwood park is close by. ADU offered separately; available immediately. Note: Square footage includes the ADU but not the partly enclosed work studio.
- beamed ceilings
- Concrete Slab
- Corian Counters
- Detached/No Common Walls
- Dining Area
- High Ceilings (9 Feet+)
- Remodeled
NeighborhoodMore listings:
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