Built in 1980, this striking home by American architect Ray Kappe is nestled amongst the trees of Santa Monica's Rustic Canyon. Named the Borghei-Cookston House, it spans 3,574 square feet across three stories, and is on the market for just under $5 million.
Despite being constructed from concrete, steel and glass, the Brutalist building is softened by its many curves and rounded edges.
With an impressive glass domed-ceiling, it is at once futuristic and unmistakably '80s.
The home couldn't possibly be described as cozy, but it provides a serene and spacious retreat — and the impressive fireplace offers some much-needed warmth.
Outside, there are several balconies and decks from which to enjoy the woodland surroundings, as well as two tranquil spa pools.
Want to see more of the interior? Check out the video below.
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