1653 Cypress, Redlands, CA 92373

Description

VOILA! In 1960 this spectacular Eichler style "glass house" was built by Swen Larson, a local builder for Dr. William Preston. A Eichler style home is a type of Mid-Century Modern home built primarily in California by developer Joseph Eichler between the late 1940s and mid-1960s. While not exclusively glass-walled, these homes are characterized by their extensive use of floor-to-ceiling glass and seamless indoor-outdoor connections which create an airy, light-filled atmosphere. As you drive up the long driveway to this VERY PRIVATE 1.1 ACRE LOT with MOUNTAIN VIEWS with attached carport, be prepared to soak in the unique aspect of this very custom home. The outside environment is welcomed into the interior via all the glass windows and doors! Views of the yard from every bedroom. This home definitely offers a Retreat atmosphere. Modern Kitchen with walk in pantry, double ovens and breakfast bar opens to the dining and family room with a slate wall around the large fireplace and hearth. Huge custom OFFICE WITH BUILT IN DESK, CABINETRY, and drafting table. YES! There are two Primary bedrooms with their own bathrooms! The larger primary bedroom with built in cabinetry and bathroom with glass dual sinks faces the mountain views! The second smaller primary with bath is at the other end of the home. YES! DOWNSTAIRS BONUS/GUEST SUITE/OFFICE WITH BATHROOM AND SEPARATE ENTRANCE! YES! Outdoor kitchen with built in barbecue and seating overlooking the BEAUTIFUL POOL Newly replastered plus pool plumbing & electrical replaced. YES! SOLAR OWNED. YES! NEW ROOF REPLACED IN 2025! Bring your electric car; there is an electric car charger. YES! EARTHQUAKE RETROFIT IN 2O25. Approximately 70 fruit trees on the property, to include, Avocado, oranges, grapefruit, fig. NOTE: Property qualifies as a FARM for tax purposes. YES! IT HAS 3 WATER SHARES FOR OUTDOOR IRRIGATION. This home has so many "YES" CHECKMARKS, so make your appointment to tour this home and say 'YES"!

Features

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• 1.1 Acres
• 1 Story