The iconic mid-century modern Eichler home at 27 West Shore Road in Belvedere, with its unique boat lifts and bay views, is now hitting the market with a price tag of $11.577 million. This 1962 architectural masterpiece was originally designed by famed architect A. Quincy Jones and built by renowned developer Joseph Eichler. According to SFGATE, the house stands out for its copious use of glass and clean lines that are hallmarks of mid-century modern aesthetics.
The 27 West Shore Road property is a known gem in the Belvedere hillside. Set with its back to a picturesque view of the bay, the residence's expansive deck, private dock, and floating boat lifts are tough to miss from the water. The home's design, combining ample open spaces and radiant heating, encapsulated the visionary future that Eichler once envisaged. Pam Robertson, who has been a home steward since 2000 and possesses an eye for design, played a key role in modernizing the property while maintaining its mid-century roots.
Boasting four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the residence skillfully merges the mid-century modern style with a refreshed coastal aesthetic, much like what you might find in a Malibu beach house. In addition to the splendid interiors, the outdoors bring a slice of paradise with a luxury entertainment deck, fire pit, spa, and essential boat lifts. These details are part of a listing described on COMPASS, highlighting the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces for day-to-day living and large-scale entertaining.
