A Hillside Midcentury With a Wood-Wrapped Interior Surfaces in the East Bay for $2M
Perched in the hills of El Cerrito, the 1960s home comes with a trove of original detail and a shady backyard.
Perched in the hills of El Cerrito, the 1960s home comes with a trove of original detail and a shady backyard.
Location: 737 Bay Tree Lane, El Cerrito, California
Price: $2,079,000
Year Built: 1962
Footprint: 2,674 square feet (four bedrooms, two baths)
Lot Size: 0.28 acres
From the Agent: "Located on a secret cul-de-sac in the El Cerrito Hills, this exceptional home is entered through a private courtyard into a welcoming foyer with light from the floor-to-ceiling windows drawing you in. The iconic midcentury design creates a relaxing yet dramatic atmosphere, as you are surrounded by wood, black slate tile, vaulted ceilings, and stunning views of San Francisco and the Bay. The living room is grounded by an impressive fireplace and slate hearth—the perfect spot for gatherings, or simply to enjoy a good book. There is an adjacent library with pocket doors for creating a private space. There are also sliding doors that lead out to a large deck from both the living room and dining room. This is a home designed to entertain."
Dressed in a handsome sage green, the multilevel residence blends into its tree-filled lot.
Photo by Open Homes Photography (OHP)
Photo by Open Homes Photography (OHP)
Large windows stretch across the walls on opposite sides of the wood-clad living room.
Photo by Open Homes Photography (OHP)
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