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What interesting architecture. One-of-a-kind 1991 home in Valley Center, CA designed by architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg. 5bds, 4ba, 4,133sqft, reduced $300k to $2.695m (Zillow's est.: $2,604,500)
I know that there're glass walls, but it's so open.
Look at the unique fireplace going right through a glass ceiling.
Isn't this unique? It's the kitchen.
A completely round kitchen- round cabinets & walls.
Look at the way they pieced the countertops, to fit the curves.
In addition to the kitchen table, there's a dining area over here.
The family room has a nice view and access to the terrace that surrounds the home.
Do you love the round walls?
The primary bedroom has stone walls and a matching fireplace.
It also has a desk area.
Even the ensuite is round. The tiles are a pretty color, too.
The bedroom also has stone walls, including a feature wall behind the bed. It also has a desk and shelving.
Wow, it looks like that desk is wedged right in there.
This room has a little corner desk.
Such minimalism. Not even a few chairs on the deck. Looks like there's built-in bench, though.
The house was also featured in "Architectural Digest."
When I read that this house has an atrium, I was wondering where, b/c it's only 1 floor. The 2004 home in Carmichael, CA has 3bds, 3ba, 2,840sqft and is lovely. Asking $850k (Zillow's est.: $838,800).
The front door opens to a kitchen on the left and living room on the right.
The kitchen is very big, and features a large square island, niches, and built-in shelving. While the walls are painted blue, the cabinets are gray with beige counters. Double doors open to the atrium.
Spacious living room with spiral stairs to a mezzanine.
And, this is the atrium. It's a beautiful room. They have a dining table in here, but I'd like it better as a sunroom.
This is a large family room with a wall of built-ins.
Looking down at the living room from the mezzanine.
Look at the interesting built-in feature wall behind the bed. It's a purple room with a blue ceiling and has double doors to the patio.
And, look at the unusual ensuite.
The large shower has a "quilted" tile.
The secondary bedroom is a good size.
And, it has a 3pc. ensuite.
The 3rd bd. is also nice, and is just used for some seating.
The 3rd ba. is a shower room.
Even the zigzag pool and patio are unusual.
Alongside the house there's a cute little footbridge and a koi pond.
In this corner of the yard there's a hot tub.
Looks like a firepit here.
There's a lot of room to park and a 2 car garage. 0.29 acre lot.
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I like interesting floorplans & conversions, and they did a pretty creative reno on this 1915 former gas station in New Orleans, LA. Now, it's a unique home with 4bds, 2.5ba, 2,134sqft, $799k.
The little island must be where the gas pumps once were. (The gas tanks were removed.)
Step into an open concept main living area. The floor does remind me of an old cement gas station. My father had a quaint little one when I was a child, and they eventually demolished it and built a big new one.
Spacious living room area gets a lot of natural light.
They gave it a nice kitchen.
And, at this entrance there's a bonus area.
Nice vintage powder and laundry rooms.
Music room with acoustic ceiling tiles.
Like the way they did the upper level.
Big primary suite w/a door to the terrace.
Nice large ensuite.
Unused bedroom with a door to the terrace.
Smaller bedroom #3.
Nice shower room.
The terrace. This is lovely.
Yard area
These look like other neighbor's properties inside the gates. Lot size 40' x 103' which is a pretty small standard size.
Looks like you get the small amount of land that is just around the building.
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