Nestled in the sought-after Parkwood Estates Eichler community, this beautifully maintained Eichler combines iconic mid-century architecture with many modern updates. With over $200K invested in improvements, the home reflects years of meticulous care and attention to detail. Rich mahogany paneling brings warmth and character, complemented by porcelain tile flooring, Herman Miller lighting, stone countertops, updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and updated bathrooms. The coveted atrium features a motorized retractable rolling roof, offering the flexibility to enjoy indoor-outdoor living year-round. Additional highlights include a desirable kitchen pantry, a bonus multi-purpose room/tiki bar and a two car garage with floor-to-ceiling Elfa shelving for ample storage. The home also features extensive infrastructure and energy-efficient upgrades, including an updated radiant boiler for luxurious heated floors, a four-head mini-split system for heating and cooling, a new elastomeric recoat over the foam roof (2023), 20 owned solar panels (4.5kw), newer water heater (2023), updated Eichler siding (2024), updated driveway (2021), Ring camera and security system and solar control films on south-facing window panels. The serene outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation and entertaining, featuring an in-ground pool, newer hot tub, pergola, updated hardscaping, lush lawns, and dedicated pool and garden sheds. Plus, mature fruit trees, including an original walnut tree, peach tree, Meyer lemon, and navel oranges provide a delicious seasonal harvest for your enjoyment. Ideally situated close to the neighborhood park and the Markham Nature Arboretum, residents enjoy access to tennis courts, soccer fields, walking trails, nature preserves and more! This neighborly, close-knit community is conveniently located just 10 minutes from BART with easy access to major freeways. Don't miss a wonderful opportunity to reside in a piece of architectural history!. Don't miss a wonderful opportunity to reside in a piece of architectural history!
