Source: New York Post
High on a secluded ridge in the affluent Soquel Hills, overlooking Monterey Bay and the rolling Santa Cruz countryside, sits one of Northern California’s purest and most intact expressions of organic mid-century-modern architecture — that also hides a brutal history. Built in 1965, the house at 999 North Rodeo Gulch Road was designed by Aaron Green, the protégé who famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright regarded as a son. Currently listed at $4.
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