Features

Krisel & Palmer, AIA Mid Century Modern. Situated within the coveted Marlborough Palms tract, an enclave of 149 mid-century modern homes developed in the late 1950s, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. As soon as you step foot inside, you’ll immediately notice strong MCM architecture with a living room anchored by a vintage rock fireplace with custom insets, open beamed ceilings, original oak hardwood flooring, and the most beautiful period built-in, bringing authenticity and style to the main living space. Dining area with a curated chandelier in full view of the garden. True to its mid-century roots with original wood paneling, and complemented by modern upgrades like quartz countertops and a designer backsplash, the kitchen is a perfect blend of form and function. Immediately off the entry, there’s a hidden fourth bedroom with seagrass wallpaper, perfect for a home office. Down the hall are three well-sized bedrooms, each with modern touches, a hall bath, and a private primary retreat offering ample closet space and a spacious en-suite bath. Step outside to the private backyard, complete with multiple sitting areas, walls of bamboo, and a sparkling pool, an oasis that perfectly reflects Krisel’s vision of integrated indoor-outdoor design. This home isn’t just a place to live, it’s a piece of architectural history, a beautifully preserved example of post-war suburban innovation in Southern California. Don’t miss your chance to experience 16439 Kingsbury Street.