This Meticulously Restored Eichler in the Bay Area Could Be Yours for $1.25M

Designed by architect Claude Oakland in 1963, the model home in Concord, California, features a classic pitched roof and a central atrium with a skylight.

Apr 25, 2022 - 20:51
This Meticulously Restored Eichler in the Bay Area Could Be Yours for $1.25M

Designed by architect Claude Oakland in 1963, the model home in Concord, California, features a classic pitched roof and a central atrium with a skylight.

The front facade was updated with a period-correct sliding barn door garage that gave the home "an instant facelift," says the current owner.

Property Details: 

Location: 4094 Wilson Lane, Concord, California 

Price: $1,250,000 

Architect: Claude Oakland 

Year Built: 1963 

Footprint: 1,795 square feet (four bedrooms, two baths) 

Lot Size: 7,600 square feet 

From the agent: "Originally meant to be their forever home, this immaculately renovated Eichler is hitting the market and yours for the taking. Designed by architect Claude Oakland and renovated by a seasoned midcentury aficionado, Blaine Siler, this highly desired pitched roof–and–atrium model has no expense spared. Detailed with mahogany custom cabinetry throughout, Miele appliances, handstamped wallpaper, and a chef’s kitchen, the home follows all the period-correct vernacular. Situated in Rancho Del Diablo, Concord, this area is considered to be the final frontier of the most ‘affordable’ Eichler in the Bay Area." 

This 1963 model Eichler by architect Claude Oakland features four bedrooms and two bathrooms clustered around a central atrium. The single-level residence is located in the Rancho Del Diablo neighborhood of Concord, California—one of three Eichler developments in the area.

This 1963 model Eichler by architect Claude Oakland features four bedrooms and two bathrooms clustered around a central atrium. The single-level residence is located in the Rancho Del Diablo neighborhood of Concord, California—one of three Eichler developments in the area.

Courtesy of Theresa Lee, Compass

A down-to-the-studs remodel by owner and midcentury enthusiast Blaine Siler preserved and restored the original elements where possible. Only the living room and kitchen retained the original pickled stain on the tongue-and-groove ceiling, so a custom faux-stained finish was developed to match in areas that had been painted over in prior years.

A down-to-the-studs remodel by owner and midcentury enthusiast Blaine Siler preserved and restored the original elements where possible. Only the living room and kitchen retained the original pickled stain on the tongue-and-groove ceiling, so a custom faux-stained finish was developed to match in areas that had been painted over in prior years.

Courtesy of Theresa Lee, Compass

The single-level home at 4094 Wilson Lane was updated with custom mahogany cabinetry and radiant-heated vinyl composite tile (VCT) flooring throughout.

The single-level home at 4094 Wilson Lane was updated with custom mahogany cabinetry and radiant-heated vinyl composite tile (VCT) flooring throughout. 

Courtesy of Theresa Lee, Compass

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