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Small entry foyer.

Opens to a large bright living room.

Very nice TV are off the formal living room.

Family room area with lots of shelving.

Next, there's a large dining room.

And, look at the tile in this kitchen.

Off the kitchen there's a tiled laundry room.

What a sunny hallway.

This room is used as a home office. It looks like that's a built-in cabinet.

Very large main bedroom with a wall of closets and doors to the patio.

Nice 3 pc. bath.

In addition to the large wall closet, there's also a walk-in dressing room.

This bedroom is very large, also.

Bedroom #3 is similar to the main bedroom, but is used as a sitting room.

The bedrooms get so much natural light. This one has a door to the patio.

And, look at this tile bath.

It has a contrasting color tile in the shower.

The patio/courtyard that the bedrooms open out to.

Plus a big yard.

And, a rooftop deck, too.

Lots of parking and a 4 car garage.

0.35 acre. Very nice property.

Lovely, large sunroom with a view of the pool.

And, then you enter the large, airy living room.

I love fireplaces, but they seem so useless in California.

The dining room is a part of the living room and has plenty of space for a much larger table.

Now, in the kitchen/family room, you can see the color theme in the kitchen cabinetry, and the owners embraced it for the whole house.

This is so nice. Look at the table attached to the cabinet with the cooktop.

I wish they would've used more of the orange that's on the fridge.

Spacious primary bedroom with sliders to the patio.

There's 2 room ensuite.

And, a big walk-in closet that you don't usually see in a mid century modern.

Bd. #2 is a good size.

And, here's a nice home office or bedroom.

The 2nd bath.

Large laundry room has an office area and sliders to the yard.

Outside there's a beautiful patio and pool. Look at the umbrella in the pool.

There's a smaller patio on the side of the house.

Look at all the fruit on the on this tree.

This one, too.

7,280sqft lot

It was designed with the aerodynamics of a ship, with built-in furniture, prow shaped front, 2 mezzanines, and a crow's nest at the top. It's also meant to make a small footprint with passive solar energy.

Here you can see the luminescent pieces in the walls.

This is very nice.

The living room is very sunny, surrounded by windows with a view of the San Francisco Bay.

It has a lovely kitchen.

Architect Walter Thomas Brooks built it for his family, so I'm surprised that it only has 2 burners.

Built-in counters in the dining space.

Triple size bed.

Small shower room.

These stairs lead up to a bedroom with built-ins.

There's a double desk or counter facing the bay.

This is the mezzanine they mention in the listing. You can see the floor below from the counter.

Then, this ladder goes up to a small room in the top of the house. they have a little keyboard up here.

And, some shelving. You can that it's open to floor below beyond the shelving, so this is the 2nd mezzanine.

Outside there's a pond.

View of the Golden Gate Bridge.

There's also a studio.

And, a nice patio.

6,534sqft lot. It seems very close to the house next door, like it's a teepee in their yard.