Palmer & Krisel Residence In Corbin Palms Lists for $995,000

The restored Palmer & Krisel Residence is a mid-century modern house built by one of the most celebrated architectural duos, Dan Palmer and William Krisel, in 1954. This house was once part of the duo’s very first major suburban project, where they built affordable, lightweight houses for young families embracing an optimistic postwar future.

Located in the iconic Corbin Palm neighborhood in Woodland Hills, California, the 1,980-square-foot Palmer & Krisel Residence flaunts postwar Southern California modernism. The house retained signature elements like post-and-beam construction and large clerestory windows and added upgrades to suit the modern lifestyle.

The careful renovation adds a fresh modern touch to the mid-century house while preserving the 1950s timeless charm. The interior of the residence retains the vaulted wood ceilings that make the living space feel spacious and airy. The traditional clerestory windows tucked near the roofline provide views of the surrounding landscape while providing privacy from prying eyes. These windows also provide passive ventilation by allowing the accumulated heat to escape from the room.

A flat wooden screen separates the entrance foyer from the living space. The exposed beams on the wooden roof fill the interior with mid-century rustic charm. The whitewashed walls and polished concrete floor create a neutral material palette that does not outdo or overshadow the historic charm.

The interior features an open floor plan where different living zones flow into one another. The renovated L-shaped kitchen has a quartz countertop and modern appliances. The white oak cabinets provide ample storage, while the kitchen island with a merged breakfast counter serves as an additional prep station.

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The slatted semi-partition leads to the lounge area and dining room, while the large double-paned French doors in the living room create a smooth indoor-outdoor transition. The doors open the indoor to the backyard, which has a swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen, and a dining space. The backyard also forms a great spot for hosting pool parties or social gatherings.

The Palmer & Krisel Residence offers a resort-style indoor-outdoor living experience where nature and architecture coexist peacefully. If you want to live in the iconic Corbin Palms Neighborhood, which started the postwar Southern California modernism, now is your chance to grab this rare opportunity. The property is listed with the Value of Architecture for $995,000.  

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