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Measuring a very generous 3,779 square feet, this rambling one-story post and beam in the hills of Encino is the perfect property for a midcentury modern lover craving ample space.
Set on an almost half-acre property of “park-like” grounds at the end of a cul-de-sac, the house boasts a pool, mature trees, and access to the yards from nearly every room, says the listing copy. There are many rooms, so that’s saying something: four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a den, a kitchen with a large central island and classically cool light fixtures, and a room with a wet bar and fantastic cerulean wallpaper.
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Two cantilevered fireplaces, walls of glass, and clerestory windows drive home the midcentury feel, but there are plenty of new elements, too.
The master suite’s bathroom, for example, holds a new-looking soaking tub and dual vanities, as well as a very large walk-in closet with an almost ridiculous amount of space.
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Separate from the main house, there’s a detached garage that has been converted into a home office/studio. With its own bathroom, private entrance, and a double skylight, it’s hard to tell that this space was ever a garage.
The house last sold in 2014 for $1.895 million, but it looked very different back then. New and improved, it’s now asking $3.15 million.
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- 4037 Contera Road [Greg Harris/Compass]
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