17151 Nanette, Granada Hills, CA 91344

Description

Step into this stunning Mid-Century Masterpiece designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones and built by the renowned builder/developer Joseph Eichler. This residence boasts 5 bedrooms and 2 baths within 2,078 sqft nestled on an expansive 11,777 square foot lot with a pool and spa. Located in the Balboa Highlands project of just over 100 homes which has been designated as a historic overlay zone due to the valuable contributions that Joseph Eichler and his Eichler Homes Company made to American residential architecture and the mid-century modernistic movement. The beauty and design of an Eichler home, it's ingenious arrangement of interior space and many unique features are all incomparable values that result from imaginative planning by several famous architects. As you enter the property through the front entrance door you are greeted by a large open 2 story courtyard atrium area that invites you into the idea of an open and airy space. This classic mid-century home surrounds you in natural light and oversized windows in almost every room. The open concept floor plan makes entertaining a breeze. You enter the home and transition into the very large livingroom with a cathedral ceiling and dining space centered by the floor to ceiling fireplace and the walls of glass that offers views of the private and tranquil rear yard. The open center island kitchen/familyroom area opens to the front courtyard area. The primary suite is located on one side of the home with an adjacent bedroom or office space. There are an additional 3 bedrooms and baths on the opposite side of the home. The large private and spacious rear yard has stone patio areas, a sparkling pool and spa and lush landscaping. Additionally this home offers a solar system and new interior paint, award winning Van Gogh Elementry and Robert Frost Middle Schools, and close proximity to Bee Canyon Park and O'Melvany Park (the 2nd largest park in the City of Los Angeles).

Features

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• 0.27 Acres
• 1 Story