Architect Kermit Darrow designed the redwood-clad residence in 1962, and it’s now being publicly provided for the primary time.
Location: 39 Ortalon Avenue, Santa Cruz, California
Worth: $3,200,000
Yr Constructed: 1962
Architect: Kermit Darrow (AIA)
Staging: Coy & Co. Dwelling
Renovation Date: 2015
Footprint: 2,982 sq. ft (4 beds, 2 baths)
Lot Measurement: 0.23 acres
From the Agent: “Designed in 1962 by architect Kermit Darrow, AIA, 39 Ortalon Avenue embodies his ‘mild for residing’ philosophy, with pure mild shifting by means of the house from dawn to sundown and a seamless connection between indoors and out. Supplied publicly for the primary time, the four-bedroom, two-bath residence spans practically 3,000 sq. ft on a 9,975-square-foot lot in Santa Cruz’s Higher Westside.
Lovingly maintained by the identical household because it was constructed, the house preserves Darrow’s unique architectural imaginative and prescient whereas incorporating updates together with a renovated kitchen and bogs, Miele home equipment, radiant-heated flooring, newer home windows and skylights, a more recent roof, up to date plumbing and electrical, owned photo voltaic panels, and up to date inside and exterior lighting. Outside entertaining areas redesigned by Joni Janecki & Associates prolong the structure into the panorama.”
Designed in 1962 by architect Kermit Darrow, the four-bedroom, two-bath residence sits on a 9,975-square-foot lot in Santa Cruz’s Higher Westside. It’s being provided publicly for the primary time after being owned by the identical household because it was constructed.
Photograph by Maven X Visuals
Photograph by Maven X Visuals
Darrow conceived the practically 3,000-square-foot residence round a philosophy he referred to as “mild for residing,” bringing daylight into the interiors and creating connections to the outside. A customized entry door with brass handles opens towards the primary residing areas.
Photograph by Maven X Visuals
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