Take a look at this one-of-a-kind midcentury modern property in Carmel, CA. The gorgeous 2,466-square-foot home is perched directly above the ocean. For $8.8 million, it also comes with its own private beach. luxuryrealestate California
The living room is lined with windows.This four-bedroom, three-bathroom home spans 2,466 square feet and is perched directly above the ocean. It was built in 1953 by renowned architects Anshen and Allen, acolytes of. Though the duo never worked under Wright, they were fascinated by his use of texture, warm materials, and geometric shapes—namely, hexagons. The home juts out towards the waves in an angular shape and has walls of large windows to maximize the sea views.
Unlike so many mid century-modern homes that have been stripped down over the years, many of the original details from Anshen and Allen’s 1953 creation remain. Case in point: a hand-carved door that opens into the foyer, which extends to the open-plan living space, as well as an original stone fireplace and built-in bar in the living room. The living room also has built-in seating and wood-paneled walls. Off the living room is a spacious terrace. The triangular deck’s apex is towards the ocean.
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