One Cliff Road, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Dec 10th 2009 at 1:01PM

Would you like to stare at the Golden Gate bridge from your kitchen? How about from your own spa tub? Today's home in Belvedere, California was designed to give as many perfect bay views as possible like the ones seen out of the master bedroom's wall of windows facing the water. This modern home was oriented to showcase the fact that it sits on a perfect view spot with approximately 220 feet of shoreline. The home is on 1.2 acres of land and the home itself has 7,900 square feet of interior space with five bedrooms. There is also a separate two-bedroom guest house. The use of warm wood with spare clean lines provides a calming effect and skylights flood the home with light. This home is listed at $28.5 million.

Gallery: One Cliff Road

Tags: belvedere, california, estate of the day, EstateOfTheDay

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T. Leeflang Dec 10th 2009 1:46PM

I think I'm in love.

Rich Dec 10th 2009 1:47PM

Wow.

Need. To. Make. More. Money.

Aqualung Dec 10th 2009 2:07PM

Wow, no fan of modern homes, but you can't deny this is stunning, esp w/ those views.

Janet Deleuse Dec 10th 2009 2:39PM

This amazing house is near our jewelry store in Tiburon, California

We love this street--we are fortunate also to have this view from our store everyday! If you're ever in Tiburon visit us at Deleuse Jewelers
1771 Tiburon blvd., Tiburon CA

http://www.deleuseblog.com

Janet Deleuse

Claudia Dec 10th 2009 2:36PM

No fan of modern homes too, but wow! I love that.
And I love your site too. Congrats!

Goto98 Dec 10th 2009 4:43PM

Could anyone tell me what lense they are using to take those pictures? or maybe the style used? The first four look almost dream like. Anyway, if anyone happens to know, thanks in advance.

Alex Deleuse Dec 10th 2009 8:31PM

They are using HDR photography, or high dynamic range. This method of taking multiple shots at different exposure settings and then combining them allows for a greater range of detail (highlights/lowlights).
Alex

www.alexdeleuse.com

colin Dec 10th 2009 6:44PM

wow, i love it! the use of windows and skylights all over is just amazing, love all that natural light and the wood.

Belvedere Yacht Club Dec 10th 2009 7:39PM

I live a block away, same front yard (the bay) with a dock (they don't), and I'd sell for 1/3 the price. Serious buyers can leave a comment for me here.