Welcome to this true and original Double-Gable Eichler, perfectly placed in the highly sought-after Thousand Oaks Eichler neighborhood. Built in 1964, this authentic Mid-Century Modern residence enjoys a uniquely valuable elevated position at the beginning of a small cul-de-sac, offering a rare and beautiful view of the Santa Monica Mountains - a feature not usually found in So Cal Eichler homes.This home showcases the timeless design principles that made Joseph Eichler's architecture iconic: post and beam construction, dramatic walls of glass, a flowing open floor plan, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The thoughtfully designed atrium entry, complete with a tranquil water feature, creates a striking first impression and fills the interiors with soft, natural light throughout the day.Offering approximately 1,981 sq. ft with 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on an expansive 10,454 sq.ft. lot, the floor plan provides exceptional flexibility for today's lifestyle - whether you need multiple work-from-home spaces, guest rooms, creative studios, or a dedicated retreat. Floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors invite the outdoors in, celebrating clean lines, openness, and strong connection to nature that define true Eichler living.Situated in one of Southern California's desirable and architecturally significant Eichler communities, this residence presents a rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of California modernism. For the Mid-Century enthusiast, the architectural lover, or anyone seeking a home with soul and originality, 1477 Fordham Avenue delivers timeless design, exceptional livability, and the effortless indoor-outdoor lifestyle that makes Eichlers so treasured.

Freshly adjusted pricing and a motivated seller make this architecturally significant Eichler an exceptional opportunity. Welcome to a landmark residence in the Eichler tract--an iconic Mid-Century Modern home where celebrated design and enduring legacy meet. Envisioned by renowned architect Claude Oakland and built by Joseph Eichler, this rare property holds a premier position at the entrance of the neighborhood, accompanied by the original Eichler Homes sign, which transfers with the sale. Lovingly cared for by the same family since its first purchase (original paperwork included), the home radiates authenticity and pride of ownership.The signature light-filled atrium sets the tone for classic Eichler living, revealing dramatic post-and-beam construction, cedar ceilings with their original stain, and expansive walls of glass that dissolve the boundary between indoors and out.The thoughtfully updated kitchen blends modern convenience with timeless design, featuring a built-in refrigerator, 6-burner stainless-steel Thor range, high-end water filtration, and granite counters. A smart reconfiguration now provides direct access from the garage into the atrium, improving flow and expanding usable space.Remodeled bathrooms, custom built-ins, and well-considered updates enhance comfort while honoring the home's architectural integrity. From the kitchen and side yard, enjoy a lovely and unexpected view of Tarantula Hill, one of Thousand Oaks' most recognizable natural landmarks.With its new, exceptional price--reflecting a rare opportunity unlikely to be seen again--this is more than a home. It is a preserved piece of California modernism, ready for its next steward to continue its story.