Welcome to your local Kentfield modern home and Kentfield real estate resource. Kentfield is a little slice of mid-century heaven. As you enter the distinguished area of Kent Woodlands, you will find awesome architecture everywhere you look. Whether you are looking for the unique, such as the treehouse-style home designed by AIA gold medal winner Joseph Esherick, or more traditional mid-century homes such as those designed by William Wurster and Bernard Maybeck, you are sure to find that Kentfield real estate will intrigue and delight. For more information on Kentfield, California architecturally unique properties for sale or to schedule a private modern home tour, contact your Kentfield real estate experts today! Read more about Kentfield modern homes.
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Well known architects have been designing homes in Kentfield for over sixty years. During the late 1940's and early 50's, Jack Hillmer and Warren Callister were very active in Marin County. In Kentfield you can find the easily distinguishable jutting rooflines and horizontal wood panels of their structures nestled among giant oak trees. Recently a Daniel Lieberman home located in the Kentfield hills was on the market. This interesting design features a central pole with a sprawling umbrella style roof extending from the top of the pole. Lieberman's homes tend to be on the small side, but with all those windows who cares?
Henry Hill is also well represented in Kentfield. From the outside Hill's houses look somewhat boxy, are usually flat-roofed with extended eaves, and have a wall of windows looking out over a beautiful view. His use of wood and stone give the homes a feeling of being integrated with the surroundings and create the perfect place for sipping that morning latte.
The Bay Area firm of Swatt Architects designed a 5000 square foot, U-shaped house in Kentfield. This innovative design organizes the living space around what Swatt describes as a "two story circulation spine" that connects the living spaces. Above this spine is a linear skylight that floods the area with natural light and gives the space an open feeling. Another contemporary firm whose design can be found in Kentfield is the Berkley based company of Sheahan and Quandt Architects. They have recently completed a home in the area, and are known for their sleek design and eco-friendly philosophy.
Kentfield is the place to be if you want to be surrounded by homes designed by famous modern and mid-century modern architects. With these marvelous homes, some which have landscaping by Jack Chandler, Thomas Church, or Robert Royston - you will need to have the expectation that you will probably not be able to get your foot in the door for under $1.5M. Kentfield is home to some very expensive homes with lots of character. Kentfield - we love you!
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