The homes in Rancho Sans Souci, popularly known as 'The Pocket' due to its location, encapsulate the best of Eichler's design ethos. With larger floor plans ranging from 1,800 to 2,600 square feet and high-end features like radiant heating and mahogany paneling, these homes were designed as premium living spaces. Notably, this subdivision includes some of the largest Eichler homes in Sunnyvale, like the sought-after Double A Frame models, making it a jewel in Northern California's architectural landscape.
Read MoreAfter more than a decade of exploring Eichler homes, it's easy to think you've seen it all. But the Eichler neighborhoods in Redwood City offer a refreshing surprise. Among these discoveries is the lesser-known fact that Joe Eichler, a renowned figure in modernist housing, ventured into building duplex homes early in his career. Contrary to his usual practice, these duplexes were constructed as rental properties, not for sale.
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