Nestled among Atherton’s mature oaks, 19 Irving Avenue is a 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath, 3,700-square-foot Eichler home that was custom-built for Joseph Eichler in 1951. This pristine mid-century modern estate, offered for the first time in six decades, features an open V-shaped floorplan, walls of glass and a redwood-clad post-and-beam design – the very innovations Eichler later introduced throughout Northern California.
Read MoreToday’s Eichler homeowners are redefining what it means to live in a mid-century modern masterpiece—adding solar, smart tech, and sustainable upgrades while preserving the glass-walled warmth and design integrity that made Joseph Eichler’s vision timeless.
Read MoreNot all Eichler additions are created equal. Thoughtful upgrades like atrium enclosures, Eichler-style ADUs, and kitchen expansions can elevate value—while pop-top second stories and incompatible finishes can sabotage resale. Learn what modern buyers love—and what turns them away.
Read MoreFrom steel cabinets and pass-throughs to modern updates with smart tech, the Eichler kitchen tells the story of mid-century innovation, changing design trends, and timeless functionality. Discover how today’s homeowners are blending vintage charm with 21st-century performance—while honoring Joseph Eichler’s modernist legacy.
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