Impeccable mid-century post and beam in Nichols Canyon

This impeccable mid-century post and beam home stands on a lushly landscaped lot, cantilevering over a natural spring-fed creek.

The entrance is hidden from the street by a screen of mature trees. Inside, 1,900 square feet of living space spans across a single-story L-shaped floor plan. Panoramic walls of glass and doors leading outside creates a visual and physical connection with the surrounding sycamore trees and invites a soft quality of natural light to flood in during the day.

Built in a modernist style reminiscent of the Case Study Houses, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home features an open kitchen outfitted with an built-in fridge and wood shelves, redesigned bathrooms, wood-burning fireplace, wrap-around decks, wood floors throughout, exposed beam ceilings, and multiple skylights.

While the 1961-built home is filled with architectural integrity you’ll enjoy the perks of a new roof, tankless water heater, new HVAC system, and an EV charging outlet.

On a generous 12,451-square-foot located at 2111 Nichols Canyon Rd, the property is listed with Ryan Hanke of Figure 8 with at an asking price $1,999,000. 

Interested in seeing this home? Request a private showing. 



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