Description

This architectural estate designed by Everett Tozier stands as one of Claremonts most remarkable residences. Elevated above the city, it showcases uninterrupted vistas across rolling hillsides, rugged mountain peaks, and twinkling valley lights. Every aspect of the grounds and residence has been designed to impress, with distinctive architectural style. Padua Hills was the heart of Claremonts art scene in the mid-20th century, making it fitting that this home is a true work of art. The approach is defined by an expansive gated courtyard where lush gardens frame a custom stained-glass entry door, offering an immediate sense of artistry and distinction. Inside, panoramic views draw you toward the back deck and nature beyond. The living room rises with vaulted wood-beamed ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass, filling the space with natural light and breathtaking views. Custom cabinetry and a sculpted fireplace add warmth, while a built-in window nook captures the hillside setting in quiet reflection. The dining room provides an intimate setting for gatherings, complemented by a concealed wet bar and a picture window overlooking the courtyard garden. Adjacent lies the showpiece kitchen reimagined by Hartman Baldwinhonored as Kitchen of the Year by Remodel Magazine in 2004. It features Sub-Zero refrigeration, a built-in gas cooktop, and an oversized island that serves as both prep space and breakfast bar. A dramatic skylight crowns the room, while a tile mosaic backsplash and extensive cabinetry elevate its design and function. Just off the kitchen, a mudroom offers a tall wine r

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