Built in 1963 by Joseph Eichler, the visionary developer who brought California modernism to the masses, and designed by Claude Oakland, this end-unit home is one of the most thoughtfully upgraded Eichlers in Silicon Valley. For someone who lives and breathes design, who works at the intersection of technology and human experience, and who refuses to settle for ordinary: This is the one.

The Architecture

Floor-to-ceiling windows. Three skylights that pour natural light across every room throughout the day. Radiant-heated floors that make January mornings feel like a luxury hotel. Original stained wood ceilings and restored mahogany entry and living room walls: The patina of 1963, preserved with intention.

Eichler believed that great design should be livable, not just admirable. This home proves him right.

The Interior

In 2017, a complete $100,000 gut renovation elevated every surface and system, without compromising the soul of the architecture. Solid hardwood floors run throughout. Dual-pane windows and a Blomberg sliding door (one of the finest door systems made) replaced every original opening.

The kitchen is a working chef's kitchen: Bosch and Fisher & Paykel appliances, natural gas cooking, clean lines that would look at home in Dwell Magazine. The bathroom channels a boutique spa, with Indonesian river pebble shower floor, suspended frameless glass, and fixtures chosen for both beauty and longevity.

In 2026, every interior door was replaced with solid-core mahogany, the kind of weight and silence that reminds you, every single time, that you're home.

The Resort-Style Outdoor Living Room

The backyard patio was reimagined in 2024 with the same uncompromising standard as the interior, another $100,000 investment that transformed a private outdoor space into something genuinely extraordinary.

Two distinct zones flow seamlessly into each other. The first centers on a stone tile dining and lounge area with a fire pit on a concealed propane gas line…the kind of space that makes a Tuesday night feel like an occasion. The second is a dedicated relaxation zone anchored by a Bullfrog A5L hot tub (the quietest, most efficient spa system made), an outdoor shower with hot and cold water, and a swiveling and pivoting Tucci sun shade that tracks the California sun.

A Mont Alpi outdoor wet kitchen — plumbed for water, outfitted with dual beverage refrigerators — means you can host an outdoor dinner party without ever going back inside. A granite water fountain adds a note of calm. After dark, home automation–enabled lighting transforms the entire space into something cinematic.

This is not a patio. It's a second living room. One that happens to be under the stars.

The Practical Brilliance

• 8 minutes to Apple Park and Nvidia — two of the most design-forward campuses in the world

• Close to 280 and 101; straightforward access to Google, Meta, and the entire Valley corridor

• EV charger in your carport, 3 steps from your front door, plus an additional reserved parking spot

• Navien tankless water heater (two-zone, 2020) — endless hot water, on demand

• 5 closet areas plus a large walk-in storage space

• 947 square feet of single-story living — with the feel and privacy of a single-family house

The HOA ($563/month) covers high-speed internet, cable, water, and earthquake and building insurance. Community amenities include a pool, community center, and tree-lined pathways through a parklike setting of quiet lanes and cul-de-sacs.

Who This Home Is For

You have strong opinions about design. You appreciate the difference between something done well and something done right. You want to come home to a space that restores you…not just stores you.

This home has been lived in, loved, and upgraded with care. Everything you see was chosen deliberately. Nothing was left to "good enough."

Offered off-market. Opportunities like this don't wait.