517 N Edith Street West Covina, CA 91790

Welcome to 517 N Edith Street. Sheltered behind a privacy fence and nestled in a quiet interior location, this CLIFF MAY designed 4 bedroom 2 bathroom Mid-Century Modern home is looking for new owners. Featuring both clerestory and floor-to-ceiling windows that you expect with a Cliff May build, this 1,700 sqft charmer is a perfect example of how he seamlessly connected the interior spaces to the outdoors. The classic double door entrance gives way to a HUGE family room that overlooks the central atrium. A front garden patio off the kitchen - ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, embodies the true California lifestyle. All the bedrooms are a good size, but the Primary bedroom offers a full en-suite bath and direct access to the atrium which is the true heart of the home, providing natural light throughout. Much of the original character was preserved and maintained when these owners were handed the keys in 1954, including the redwood siding, custom birch cabinetry/paneling and the signature tongue and groove open ceilings. This is why Cliff May designs are as popular today as they were in the 1950's! Opportunities to buy Cliff May homes don't come around often, so don't miss your chance to own not just a great home, but a piece of architectural history.
Welcome to 517 N Edith Street. Sheltered behind a privacy fence and nestled in a quiet interior location, this CLIFF MAY designed 4 bedroom 2 bathroom Mid-Century Modern home is looking for new owners. Featuring both clerestory and floor-to-ceiling windows that you expect with a Cliff May build, this 1,700 sqft charmer is a perfect example of how he seamlessly connected the interior spaces to the outdoors. The classic double door entrance gives way to a HUGE family room that overlooks the central atrium. A front garden patio off the kitchen - ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, embodies the true California lifestyle. All the bedrooms are a good size, but the Primary bedroom offers a full en-suite bath and direct access to the atrium which is the true heart of the home, providing natural light throughout. Much of the original character was preserved and maintained when these owners were handed the keys in 1954, including the redwood siding, custom birch cabinetry/paneling and the signature tongue and groove open ceilings. This is why Cliff May designs are as popular today as they were in the 1950's! Opportunities to buy Cliff May homes don't come around often, so don't miss your chance to own not just a great home, but a piece of architectural history.