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An open plan living space fills the remainder of the top floor,
It corrals a kitchen, a dining area and a living room into its foot-
print. Dark wood paneled walls and beamed ceilings keep the
focus on the views and settle a feeling of calm over the interior.
Every detail, from the tiles lining the sink's backsplash, to the
kitchen's sleek, pale wood cabinetry, topped by glistening white
countertops that sparkle in the sun, to the living room's floating
credenza and gas fireplace, has been impeccably updated. That
attention to detail infuses every corner of this home. From its
polished wood floors and the glistening fixtures and cool stone
floors of its three bathrooms, to its laundry, its tactile stone path-
ways, even its inviting pool with built-in spa has been skillfully
updated and modernized, bringing this home gracefully into the
present while seamlessly incorporating the beauty of the past.
Tucked into the lower level, the primary suite showcases
privacy and luxury with a walk-in closet. Easy access to the pool
and expansive pool deck set the scene for late night dips or early
morning laps while multi-level sprawling decks and an in-pool
hot tub welcome guests for weekend pool parties. The residence
is hidden from the street by Shoji-style fencing and landscaped
with Japanese maple trees.
"What better affords the joy of Southern California living than
beautiful architecture, a pool, and a gorgeous view?," says real-
tor Crosby Doe of Crosby Doe Associates, Inc. "I find it most
rewarding to have discovered the work of teacher, designer and
builder Ray Osoling, who designed and hand-built for himself a
classic and enduring example of modern California architecture
here at Cloud Lane."
