Situated in San Diego’s Pacifica neighborhood is todays
Million Dollar Monday featured Palmer & Krisel-designed home. Built in 1961
by the Drogin Construction Company, this home features four bedrooms and two
bathrooms in 1,920 square feet, features an original interior atrium and
provides distant backyard views of Mission Bay while sited on a 8,900 square
foot lot and carries an asking price of $1,075,000.
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Front yard |
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Mission Bay views from front |
The home sits high above San Joaquin Drive, with a wooden
privacy fence across the front of the yard. New landscape has been installed
along the street side following the recent removal of two large mature trees,
consisting of drought tolerant grasses set amid the remaining tree stumps.
Behind the privacy fence, the front yard has a large red brick patio which
offers distant views of Mission Bay.
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Living room |
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Living room, dining room and atrium |
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Atrium and living room |
Inside, the living and dining rooms sit along the southern
side of the home, while the kitchen overlooks the backyard and bedrooms
clustered along the north side of the home. The original glass atrium sits
opposite the entry, and provides light and greenery for the living and dining
rooms. The living room is anchored by a fireplace, which has been updated to
rid of of its original modernist looks.
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Living and dining room |
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Dining room |
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Dining room and kitchen |
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Kitchen |
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Kitchen |
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Kitchen and dining |
The dining room sits opposite the living room, features a large glass slider and corner window and is open to the updated
rear-facing kitchen. With shaker cabinetry, the kitchen retains a more traditional
ranch house appearance. Marble counters and modern glass tile backsplashes
complete the room. No telling where the fridge disappeared to, but the
remaining appliances are stainless steel. The center island is on wheels, an interesting
touch offering flexibility to the kitchen and dining areas.
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Master bedroom |
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Master bathroom |
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Guest bath |
The master bedroom sits at the rear of the home, overlooking
the backyard through a large sliding glass door which steps out onto a
trellised patio. The master bath has been updated with cabinetry which matches
the kitchen, marble accents and a skylight. The guest bath features a busy
combination of materials, including mosaic tiles, pebble tiles, shaker
cabinetry, and stone tiles. The remaining three bedrooms lie along the north side
of the home, but are unpictured for some reason.
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Backyard |
The west-facing backyard consists of a large exposed
aggregate patio accented with red bricks. Wide planters surround the backyard
patio, and a lowered fence along the south side of the yard offers distant
water views.
For those looking for a slice of midcentury modernism in San
Diego, Pacifica offers a great architecture combined with outstanding views,
and this atrium home serves up distinction with plenty of room to personalize.
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