Asking $1.6M, This Sunny Eichler With a Backyard Pool and Kitchen Is Ready for Summer Entertaining
Set high in the Oakland Hills, the remodeled 1965 home has a central atrium, bright yellow accents, and lush tropical and desert landscaping.
Set high in the Oakland Hills, the remodeled 1965 home has a central atrium, bright yellow accents, and lush tropical and desert landscaping.
Location: 8050 Phaeton Drive, Oakland, California
Price: $1,600,000
Architects: Claude Oakland & Kinji Imada
Year Built: 1965
Footprint: 2,076 square feet (five bedrooms, two baths)
Lot Size: 0.19 acres
From the Agent: "Presenting a well-preserved midcentury-modern Eichler home designed by Claude Oakland & Kinji Imada in Oakland’s Sequoyah Hills neighborhood, aka the ‘Land of the Lost Eichlers.’ This era of Eichler homes boasts some of the larger and more dynamic designs, and 8050 Phaeton is no exception. It has an expansive, single-level layout spanning over 2,000 square feet, with five ample-sized bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and an awe-inspiring open-air atrium entrance. The home has been remodeled and updated in all the right places, including an open kitchen with expanded counters and additional storage. Other details include a large two-car attached garage, EV charger, woodburning fireplace, and laundry room. The backyard is a private oasis, featuring an outdoor kitchen and patio with a pergola, accent lighting, and programmable irrigation."
The home’s front facade features crisp, clean lines and a bright yellow front door.
Photo by Open Homes Photography
Photo by Open Homes Photography
An open-air courtyard leads to the light-filled living areas.
Photo by Open Homes Photography
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