The Eichler X-100 is not simply a home—it is a bold architectural experiment that redefined what modern living could be. Designed in 1956 as a steel-framed prototype for the future of housing, it remains one of the most significant and visionary residences of the mid-century era. Now offered for sale, this is a rare opportunity to own a true piece of design history—where innovation, lifestyle, and legacy converge.
Read More“Fairglen and Fairwood aren’t just Eichler neighborhoods — they’re living blueprints of California Modernism. With atrium models, Claude Oakland signatures, and mid-century lines still intact on many streets, 95124 remains one of San Jose’s best-preserved Eichler enclaves. This is where architectural integrity meets neighborly charm.”
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