1826 W 242nd Place Torrance, CA 90501

Mid-century modern architecture featured flat roofs, angular details, and asymmetrical profiles. Expansive walls of glass, clean lines, and wide-open floor plans were also hallmarks of this residential style. This movement was also the first to use bi-level structures. This approach married indoor spaces to the outside, making it extremely popular on the West Coast. Mid-century modern style appealed to everyone. The well-heeled hired the best architects of the day to design and build impressive custom homes. At the same time, suburban developers brought modern style to the masses, creating tract homes using the same design principles. Rare Mid-Century Modern home with vaulted tongue & groove ceilings, lots of natural light in move-in condition. A true California style in a resurgence reminiscent of architect Richard Neutra and legendary builder Joseph Eichler. A style designed to emphasize single story, low foot print with large open space floorplans, floor to ceiling windows with the hallmark clerestory triangle windows just below the ceiling with a functional design emphasis on bringing natural outdoor light in. Enter to find freshly refinished original oak floors, wood paneling, ceiling and walls. At center of the home is the original wood burning fireplace with a classic raised hearth providing a warm focal point of this home. The kitchen is a spacious centrally located Galley design with plenty of counter space, refinished cabinets and newer appliances or just step down into a huge family room designed with direct access to the large south facing private patio with ser