View today's hottest Belvedere modern properties for sale and more real estate in Belvedere below! Belvedere is home to some extraordinary examples of modern and mid-century architecture. Whether you are looking for a gravity defying home on stilts, such as those designed by Henrick Ball, or a very special custom-built Eichler, you will find interesting homes designed by some of the premier architects of the modern movement, including Joseph Esherick, Henrick Ball, Charles Warren Callister, Aaron Green, and Jack Hillmer. To request up-to-date information about mid-century real estate on the market in Belvedere, California or to arrange a private showing, contact your Belvedere real estate experts today. Read more about Belvedere modern homes.
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Belvedere is a modern enthusiast's paradise. You can find mid-century modern homes - such as those designed by Jack Hillmer, who was an avid modern purist and designed with clean lines and jutting angles, as well as contemporary homes designed with the modern edge. Many prominent architects' work can be found in Belvedere. Recently, well-known designer and architect Christopher C. Deam collaborated with Jonathan Cunha of Fusion Building Company to incorporate green features in a home of modern design. The project was featured in the June 2006 issue of Dwell Magazine. Aidlin Darling Design and Cass Calder Smith Architects are other eminent firms represented in the architecture found in Belvedere.
The cost of Belvedere real estate does not come cheaply. Be ready to make a serious investment; the price of a tear-down is over $1.5M. You will, however, buy more than just a house. Expansive views, luxurious homes, and an affluent lifestyle comes with the territory.
Homes are not the only buildings of modern architectural distinction in Belvedere. Perhaps the real masterpiece of the island is the newly re-designed Saint Stephens Episcopal Church. The international firm of Goring and Straja Architects developed the master plan for this. Never has a church been more refreshing or uber hip. Tall black bamboo lines the side of the cement, mahogany, and metal church. From architectural design to complementary landscaping, no detail has been overlooked. This project didn't come cheap, however; it set the parish back a cool $3.2M.
Planning to purchase a truly unique home in Belvedere? Let our real estate team guide you through the sale of your current home or the purchase of your next Belvedere mid-century modern property. As local real estate agents, we have up-to-date information on the unique dynamics of the modern real estate market in Belvedere. We're ready to negotiate for you today!
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