Posts tagged Eichler post and beam
3925 Nelson Drive: A Remodeled Eichler in Greenmeadow, Palo Alto

Tucked into the heart of Greenmeadow — one of Palo Alto’s most architecturally significant Eichler neighborhoods — 3925 Nelson Drive blends iconic mid-century design with refined modern updates. With vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows, preserved tongue-and-groove ceilings, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, this remodeled Eichler captures the spirit of Joseph Eichler’s vision while delivering the comfort and livability today’s buyers demand.

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Eichler Homes in Redwood City’s Woodside Plaza (94062) – History, Design, and Market Trends

"Tucked beneath a canopy of redwoods and mid-century geometry, Redwood City’s Woodside Plaza Eichlers offer a rare combination of architectural purity, generous lots, and authentic California Modern design. With butterfly roofs, post-and-beam construction, and quiet cul-de-sacs, 94062 is where MCM lovers find their dream homes—with elbow room to grow."

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Modernism in the Margins: The Secret Lives of Secondary Spaces in Eichlers

Eichler’s iconic one-level homes are having a renaissance. Discover how their single-story design supports all generations—from toddlers to aging adults—while promoting wellness, accessibility, and indoor-outdoor living. The Boyenga Team at Compass expertly guides buyers and sellers in preserving and reimagining these architectural gems across Silicon Valley.

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Anshen + Allen: Architects Behind the First Eichler Homes

As Joseph Eichler’s first architects, Anshen + Allen created the blueprint for California Modern living—introducing open floor plans, post-and-beam construction, and indoor-outdoor harmony. Their iconic early Eichlers remain some of the most beloved mid-century homes today, expertly represented by the Boyenga Team at Compass, leading Eichler specialists in Silicon Valley real estate.

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