The 1961 Daphne House with its mid-century modern style that has simple clean lines in Hillsborough, California is now on the market priced at $5 million.
The single-level mid-century modern style home is measured at 3,660 square feet with six bedrooms and four bathrooms. The house also boasts of a double carport, a swimming pool, views across the golf course, and glass walls.
This Hillsborough, California mid-century modern style home named Daphne House is listed by Stanley Lo of Green Banker Real Estate.
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- The living room has a dark sofa and a set of white furniture that contrasts the black area rug. These are then complemented by the glass walls on both sides. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This other view of the living room showcases the large wooden piano that stands out against the bright and white flooring tiles, walls and ceiling that are further illuminated by the natural lights. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This is the kitchen with a long and narrow kitchen island that pairs well with the cabinetry. These are then complemented by the clear view of the swimming pool just outside its glass wall. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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There is a resurgence of interest in mid-century modern design, which evolved from the large numbers of military people returning to the U.S. after World War II who needed quick and inexpensive housing. In California and other warmer climates, these smaller homes used a lot of glass to give the appearance of being larger and where one could more easily connect to the outdoors.
After the insulated glass was invented, glass doors and walls moved northward. Over the years those returning soldiers worked their way up to more lucrative jobs and larger homes. It was what society expected in a flush economy. However, as the world economy continues on a downswing, new trends are forming with the belief that the less home to maintain, the less complicated and expensive the living.
New thinking is trending that today’s homeowner would rather have less stuff in trade for more life experiences. The simple clean lines of mid-century modern homes fill the needs of this trend and the homes have once again become a big market item for both baby boomers and millennial buyers.
The 1961 Daphne House, designed by influential modernist architect, Craig Ellwood, is an excellent example of conveying serenity by the symmetry of its design, reflections playing across the water, and expansive views through its multiple glass walls.
At 3,660 square feet, the home has six bedrooms, four baths, a double carport, and a swimming pool with views across the Burlingame Country Club golf course. With bedrooms enough for an office and media room as well as space for guests, this Hillsborough, California home is priced at $5 million.
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