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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 see 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.