4315 Hermosa Way San Diego, CA 92103

1912 home remodeled in 2007 by renowned architect Richard Bundy, who designed the Natural History Museum. Expansive great room with vaulted ceilings opens on to a sunny canyon and huge deck; a visual and life-style delight. High-end stainless appliances in the spectacular kitchen. 2 fireplaces, built-ins, designer lighting, and hardwood floors are some of the many highlights. Lives as a single level home. Stylish bathrooms feature a Japanese soaking tub and striking tile work. 1912 Mission Hills home completely remodeled in 2007 by renowned San Diego Architect Richard Bundy, FAIA, the architect for the 2000 design of the 80,000 s.f. addition to the San Diego Natural History Museum. The 2007 remodel increased the size of the house from 1100 square feet to its present 1952 square feet, opening the entire back of the house to two levels overlooking a lovely canyon. The home features: Hardware floors, Tankless Water Heater, Updated Electrical and Plumbing, Custom made blinds, 2 fireplaces, Outdoor fireplace, Designer lighting inside and out, Built in custom closets and drawers, Floor to ceiling built in bookcases surrounding the great room fireplace. French doors open onto wood upstairs deck, Ramada custom china cabinet, Drop down ladder for attic storage. High end Stainless steel appliances: Fisher Paykel double convection oven, Wolf stovetop, Bosch dishwasher, Kitchenaid French door refrigerator, Blanco deep sink, microwave drawer, 20 bottle wine cooler, custom cabinets, custom counters with Silestone countertops, Broan kitchen vent.. Pantry with pull out shelves Storage drawers in kitchen nook benches Walk in tiled shower, double sinks, french doors to garden deck are features in the master bath Japanese-style soaking tub, glass enclosed shower, and floating sink in the guest bathroom. Neighborhoods: North Mission Hills Architectural Style: Craftsman/Bungalow View: Craftsman/Bungalow Equipment: Dryer,Garage Door Opener, Washer Other Fee...