Close your eyes, imagine & build your prototype of a home. Would it be on a level piece of land? Would it be enhanced by the sparkle & movement of views of DTWN Oakland, the SF skyline & the Bay beyond? Would it have the dimension of mature trees, perhaps a few redwoods? Now imagine the architecture... would it have a regal & organic form, perhaps influenced by the great Frank Lloyd Wright? 3560 Brunell was built in 1947 & designed by architect & FLW apprentice, Frederick Langhorst for Mr. & Mrs. Leland W. Doyle. This redwood home is set back from the street, boasting lg. rooms, indigenous materials & a wall of glass. Originally a pint-sized jewel of a house w/ 846 square ft, this property was expanded by the current owner between 1998–2005. Great care was taken to preserve the footprint of the lower level. The exterior of the addition was constructed from reclaimed redwood from Mendocino Co to match & compliment the original construction. Separate in-law, + 475 sq.ft Gym/Shop, & more Views: Downtown