It’s been a while since we’ve seen a condominium unit at the
Palmer & Krisel-designed Ocotillo Lodge hit the market. This 525 square
foot unit incorporates one bedroom, one bathroom and an tranquil private
ground-floor patio with an asking price of $184,500 and monthly HOA dues of
$361.
This unit incorporates the best of both worlds – classic
mid-century architecture and modern renovations performed with respect to the
traits that made mid-century great – clean lines, minimal ornamentation and
lack of excessiveness.
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Living Room |
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Living, dining and kitchen |
As this is a two-room unit like most others at the Ocotillo
Lodge, minimalism is important. The living room features those signature
Krisel-walls of glass, sliders which access the private patio. Unfortunately
the open beamed ceilings appear to have been replaced with can lights and
drywall, presumably adding an additional layer of sound buffering between the
ceiling and upstairs unit, however there is always the potential to restore if desired.
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Dining and kitchen |
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Kitchen |
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Dining, kitchen and hall to bedroom |
The kitchen has been updated with clean-lined modern
cabinetry, white composite counters and efficiency-sized stainless steel
appliances. A clean, multi-tonal grey tile backsplash has been added to the
walls, giving the kitchen a sleek, modern appearance. The kitchen area also
incorporates a small eat-in dining area that lies between the open kitchen and
living area.
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Bedroom with signature walls of glass |
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Bedroom features updated closet doors |
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Updated bathroom with popular Ikea vanities |
The single bedroom also incorporates those signature walls
of glass overlooking the small patio area. The closets have been updated with
opaque sliding doors, while more can lights fill the ceiling. The bathroom has
been tastefully updated as well, with multi-tonal warm grey mosaic tiles on the
walls surrounding the shower. The ever-popular Ikea Godmorgon
bathroom vanity makes an appearance here, which has to be one of the
single-most popular cabinet choices for mid-century renovations within 250
miles of an Ikea.
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North-facing patio is private & provides mountain views |
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Inviting patio becomes an extension of living area |
The north-facing private patio has been fully tiled with the
same floor covering found throughout the unit, which allows for the seamless
blending of the indoors and out. It also creates additional seasonal living space with mountain views, making the unit feel larger than it is.
This is a great example of a well-done vacation home, and a
perfect mid-century escape at an affordable price.
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