Please note, homes on the Stanford Campus are available exclusively to eligible Stanford faculty. Located on a cul-de-sac in the heart of the Stanford campus, this classic 1959 Joseph Eichler home showcases iconic mid-century design elements combined with thoughtful updates. Signature paneled ceilings, globe pendants, and walls of glass define the architectural style, while remodeled baths and a stylish kitchen with Corian counters add modern functionality. Beginning with a signature courtyard around which the home revolves, the floor plan includes 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, with the flexibility of a separate apartment ideal for extended family or rental use. This private suite includes a full kitchen, living area, remodeled bath, and both interior and private exterior access. At the heart of the home, open living spaces wrap around the central courtyard, creating an ideal layout for everyday living and an indoor/outdoor connection. At the rear, an extra-deep yard offers exceptional privacy with lawn, a large spa, and a separately fenced area that adjoins the apartment. A carport with EV charging and solar electricity add sustainable features, plus there is an attached garage. Expansive and very private rear yard with lawn.

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