Beverley Thorne’s Music House Just Listed to the Tune of $1.6M
The triangular Bay Area home is perched above a ravine with a flowing waterfall and topped with a massive skylight.
The triangular Bay Area home is perched above a ravine with a flowing waterfall and topped with a massive skylight.
Location: 38 Sunset Drive, Kensington, California
Price: $1,600,000
Architect: Beverley Thorne
Year Built: 1971
Footprint: 2,642 square feet (three bedrooms, three baths)
Lot Size: 0.18 acres
From the Agent: "Architect Beverley Thorne’s Music House boasts a trailblazing wood, glass, and steel triangle design spanning a ravine, landscaped creek, and charming waterfall. The double-story great hall has a cathedral ceiling and a wall of glass looking out over sun-drenched magnolias, and the space is crowned by a gigantic central skylight. Seamlessly blending trailblazing architecture with gracious serenity, this private sanctuary offers an experience of nature from every room. Wake each morning to the sounds of the creek in one of two bedrooms on the upper level, each with a dedicated full bath. The home is idyllic for entertaining, featuring a spacious kitchen, a large dining area with an adjacent deck, a majestic stairway leading down to the hearth, and a sauna."
The well-preserved residence appears to be laid out on a single level when viewed from from the street.
Photo by Rob Jordan Photography
Photo by Rob Jordan Photography
The multilevel living area steps down the hillside. The space is topped with a large skylight.
Photo by Rob Jordan Photography
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