Coast Modern Bungalow

About the Space

Mid-Century Modern Architectural Gem – Perfect for Filming, Events, Retreats & Creative Work Step into a beautifully restored mid-century modern bungalow that blends iconic architecture with peaceful natural surroundings — ideal for filming, photoshoots, events, or simply a quiet, inspiring retreat. About the Space This architect-designed home was featured in the acclaimed documentary Coast Modern (TriBeCa Film Festival) and showcases the timeless West Coast Modern aesthetic. Designed by renowned architect Ned Pratt, a pioneer of the movement, this home influenced generations of modernists like Arthur Erickson, Ron Thom, and Barry Downs. Property Highlights: Open-concept layout with seamless flow from the living, dining, and kitchen areas to the lush garden patio. Original architectural details including a gold-leaf accent wall, skylights, and custom art (backlit feature panel included). Cozy yet elegant interiors: Persian carpets, curated artwork, and vintage-modern furnishings. One bedroom with queen bed, plus a spa-like bathroom with a free-standing contemporary tub. Fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, dishwasher, bar, and all essentials. Wood-burning fireplace with firewood provided. Modern amenities: Washer/dryer, high-speed WiFi, and more. Outdoor Space Set on a serene ¾-acre property, this home offers a tranquil, country-like feel — yet it’s only 10 minutes from downtown. Enjoy a private, forested setting with mature trees, landscaped gardens, and plenty of space for staging or entertaining. Accessibility & Parking Easy access via Stevens Drive. Driveway parking for up to 4 cars, plus ample street parking nearby. Whether you're producing a film, hosting an intimate event, or seeking a uniquely designed space to spark creativity, this iconic modernist home is a one-of-a-kind location.