This image showcases an elegant two-story private residence featuring a mixed style with elements of mid-century modernism and California architecture. The facade is characterized by clean geometric lines and an asymmetrical composition, typical of modernist aesthetics.
Particularly noteworthy is the gabled roof with wide eaves and exposed beams, creating a sense of lightness and connection to the natural landscape. The brick cladding, used as a vertical accent on part of the facade and in landscaping elements, brings warmth and textural diversity.
The house facade is divided into functional zones: the upper level with a spacious terrace framed by white ornamental railings in a retro style, and the lower floor with access to the garden. Large windows provide abundant natural light and a visual connection between the interior space and the surrounding landscape. The light color palette of the facade contrasts with the brick elements and the lush vegetation of the property.
The arrangement of the entrance area with neat steps and various container plants complements the architectural image, creating a welcoming and well-maintained appearance. The house's hillside location skillfully utilizes the height difference to create a multi-level living space with a beautiful view of the surrounding hills.