Tucked away on a hill in serene Mount Washington and originally built as part of a MOCA exhibition, this contemporary residence- profiled in the New York Times- was designed by artist and MacArthur Genius Grant recipient Jorge Pardo. Celebrated as a work of art and a functional living space, the home’s striking redwood plank ceilings and paneling are its most character-defining elements. A U-shaped courtyard is encircled by linked redwood pavilions with floor-to-ceiling windows and steel roofs, a true sight to behold amongst the towering trees and surrounding woody area. Additional features of the artist-designed residence include a sunken living room, walls of glass, skylights, a broad stairway, striking concrete floors, terraces, and a private yard with multiple areas for lounging or al fresco dining. Sea View Lane is possibly the most desired street on the hill and features several significant architectural homes. The highly-rated Mt. Washington Elementary School is just a couple of blocks away and hiking trails are just outside your front door.