5104 Elmdale Drive Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274

Classic Mid-Century Modern home from renowned architect Edward H. Fickett. This 2188 square feet home has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and a pool all on a corner 9200 sq ft (BTV) lot in the City of Rolling Hills Estates. High ceilings throughout and many of the original mid-century modern features remain lovingly and purposefully untouched such as some original light fixtures, etc. There is an oversized 2+ car garage with workshop area. Incredible day and night city views from the family room with wet bar and additional fireplace. Great backyard with pool and small bonus view of the L.A. Harbor to the South-East. Great Rollingwood neighborhood close to schools, shopping, and transportation and very close to Silver Spur school in the prestigious Palos Verdes school district. In the 1950's Fickett was known as the "Miracle Man" due to the creativity of his designs and layouts. The planned community received "House of the Year Design Award from Better homes and Gardens, where they referred to Fickett as the "Frank Lloyd Wright of the Fifties." The interior style is reminiscent of many of the mid-century masters such as Pierre Koenig, Rudolf Schindler and others. Wonderful home in a sought after family neighborhood.
Classic Mid-Century Modern home from renowned architect Edward H. Fickett. This 2188 square feet home has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and a pool all on a corner 9200 sq ft (BTV) lot in the City of Rolling Hills Estates. High ceilings throughout and many of the original mid-century modern features remain lovingly and purposefully untouched such as some original light fixtures, etc. There is an oversized 2+ car garage with workshop area. Incredible day and night city views from the family room with wet bar and additional fireplace. Great backyard with pool and small bonus view of the L.A. Harbor to the South-East. Great Rollingwood neighborhood close to schools, shopping, and transportation and very close to Silver Spur school in the prestigious Palos Verdes school district. In the 1950's Fickett was known as the "Miracle Man" due to the creativity of his designs and layouts. The planned community received "House of the Year Design Award from Better homes and Gardens, where they referred to Fickett as the "Frank Lloyd Wright of the Fifties." The interior style is reminiscent of many of the mid-century masters such as Pierre Koenig, Rudolf Schindler and others. Wonderful home in a sought after family neighborhood.