Built in 1967 by architect O’Neil Ford, this home fuses modernism with Mexican architectural elements. Outside, two circular pools are connected by an underwater tunnel. Take a look here:
Patrick Bertolino for Sotheby's International Realty
The study features a kiva-style brick fireplace with an asymmetric overmantel and a recessed Saltillo tile window seat.Patrick Bertolino for Sotheby's International Realty The great room features a Saltillo tile floor, double height shed ceiling and an enormous brick fireplace, copied from an old silver mine smokestack in New Mexico, which reaches the apex of the shed ceiling. A wrought iron staircase curves around it, accessing the open second-floor gallery.Patrick Bertolino for Sotheby's International Realty
The first-floor primary suite, accessed from a short hall that branches away from the foyer, overlooks its own patio and garden. Beneath a two-story, beamed shed ceiling, the suite has a bedroom with a sitting area, a row of tall wardrobe closets, and an adjoining morning room or dressing room. A pair of full bathrooms feature walk-in closets, Saltillo tile floors, marble sink decks, and colorful tilework on the shower, tub, and vanity cabinet.
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