Couple bought a broken Eichler home; now it’s worth $2.75 million
A renovated 1971 Eichler home in San Anselmo, California, has been listed for $2.75 million after a major restoration project. The owners purchased the property in a distressed state and modernized the infrastructure while preserving its midcentury architectural integrity.
Why it matters
The sale highlights the high market value of restored midcentury modern architecture and the investment potential of distressed luxury properties.
A rare 1971 Eichler home in San Anselmo, California, has hit the market. The asking price for the four-bedroom midcentury modern house is $2.75 million, according to a report by Realtor.com. The home, in the Sleepy Hollow neighbourhood of San Anselmo, underwent a major renovation recently. The 2,537-square-foot property features a unique indoor-outdoor design, modern kitchen, swimming pool, landscaped backyard and smart-home features.Inside the restored midcentury Eichler homeBuilt in 1971 by Joseph Eichler, a famous American builder, this home is a rare abode. There are only 15 Eichler homes in the San Anselmo area at present.
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