* Taken at sunset photo here
This is a Frank Lloyd Wright house built in 1951, perched at the south end of Carmel beach. You may have seen it in the 1959 movie "A Summer Place." Built for $125,000, with an addition designed by Wright after Mrs. Della Walker moved in in 1956, the house was apparently one of Wright's favorites. It's distinguished by its large stone chimney, blue metal roof, and bank of windows. Not sure who lives there now but they have a prime view of the bay including those insane surfers who ride Carmel Point's giant waves. Here's a view from the other side
2 comments:
Finally a Monterey photo blog! I had been waiting for you!! My dad is a Pebble Beach resident, and I love it there. Now I can finally see my favorite places through your lens!
I live in Rome, if you like you can come visit the Eternal City!
Roma Every Day
Ciao
Eleonora
Good to hear from you Eleonora! I'd like to dive into that pool at La Bougainvilla right now. On a separate note, East Village Coffee Lounge is on Pearl St. near Fisherman's Wharf in Monterey. - Leslie
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