Krisel & Palmer, AIA Mid Century Modern. Situated within the coveted Marlborough Palms tract, an enclave of 149 mid-century modern homes developed in the late 1950s, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. As soon as you step foot inside, you’ll immediately notice strong MCM architecture with walls of glass framing the oasis like backyard, living room anchored by a vintage rock fireplace with custom insets, open beamed ceilings, original oak hardwood flooring and the most beautiful period built in, bringing authenticity and style to the main living space. Dining area with curated chandelier in full view of the garden. True to its mid-century roots with original wood paneling, and complemented by modern upgrades like quartz countertops and a designer backsplash, the kitchen is a perfect blend of form and function. Immediately off the entry, there’s a hidden fourth bedroom with seagrass wallpaper, perfect for a home office. Down the hall are three well-sized bedrooms, each with modern touches, a hall bath and private primary retreat offering ample closet space and a spacious en-suite bath. Step outside to the private backyard, complete with multiple sitting areas, walls of bamboo, and a sparkling pool, an oasis that perfectly reflects Krisel’s vision of integrated indoor-outdoor design. This home isn’t just a place to live, it’s a piece of architectural history, a beautifully preserved example of post-war suburban innovation in Southern California. Don’t miss your chance to experience 16439 Kingsbury Street.