This Whimsical, $1.4M Bay Area Home Is a Slice of the French Countryside
Designed by famed architect Christopher Alexander, the 1980s gem is packed with handcrafted built-ins from floor to ceiling.
Designed by famed architect Christopher Alexander, the 1980s gem is packed with handcrafted built-ins from floor to ceiling.
Location: 700 Hillside Ave, Albany, California
Price: $1,395,000
Architect: Christopher Alexander
Year Built: 1984
Footprint: 2,028 square feet (four bedrooms, two baths)
Lot Size: 0.09 acres
From the Agent: "Welcome to the Sala House, a distinguished architectural gem on Albany Hill, designed by architect Christopher Alexander, a world-renowned figure in the field and a professor emeritus at UC Berkeley. This extraordinary home, inspired by the French countryside, stands as a testament to Alexander’s unique design philosophies. Upon stepping inside the Sala House, you’ll be captivated by its blend of functionality and whimsy. Two private outdoor spaces offer panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, and perched atop Albany Hill, you’ll have easy access to the vast open space adjacent to the property. The Sala House isn’t just a residence; it’s a living masterpiece."
The colorful home sits nestled into a hillside overlooking the San Francisco Bay.
Photo by Marcus Hansen
Photo by Marcus Hansen
The landing is wrapped in wood from floor to ceiling..
Photo by Marcus Hansen; staging by Stage the Bay
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