Address not disclosed Santa Paula, CA 93060

This classic Mid-Century Modern home is in a most unique setting on Teague Drive. It was featured in Sunset Magazine in February of 1950. The home was built for Mr. and Mrs. G. Eldon Everett and the presentation is dated August 1947 by Roy C. Wilson Architect. The rear yard adjoins that of the Teague Mansion for good company. There are many super-sized windows to bring the outside in. Rock fireplace stonework carries into the patio area to emphasize the spacious rooms. The living part of life is down on the entry level and the bedrooms, baths, family room and laundry rooms are downstairs. The exit doors have windows for optimum view bringing the outside in. Kitchen has a retro feel with black countertops, built-in breakfast seating, and a beautiful expansive view. The rear balcony is amazing and is perfect for star-gazing or enjoying the activity at Santa Paula airport. Wood floors and tile throughout. Side yard could be a parking area but needs a curb cut. This home is a beauty and story book in appeal. It represents so well the historic elements of the Mid-Century craftsmanship.