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Architectural Midcentury Gem in Riversides Coveted Whitegate Neighborhood Tucked beneath a canopy of mature trees and surrounded by lush, garden-like grounds, this 1958 midcentury ranch by acclaimed Southern California architect William Bray blends timeless design with a serene sense of place. Resting on over a half-acre corner lot in the prestigious Whitegate community of Hawarden Hills, the home offers a rare combination of architectural pedigree, privacy, and effortless indoor-outdoor living. A horseshoe driveway winds through beautifully landscaped grounds, leading to a dramatic entry marked by a pitched roofline and exposed wood beamsan early hint of the artistry within. Inside, the homes signature midcentury character shines through natural materials, vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, and walls of glass framing peaceful views of the backyard and pool. The living and dining areas flow seamlessly together, centered around a cozy fireplace and opening to an expansive wood deck overlooking the gardens. The galley-style kitchen honors the homes vintage spirit while offering abundant cabinetry, generous counter space, and a sunny breakfast nook. A separate family room with built-in storage and direct deck access provides the perfect space for relaxing or entertaining. With three bedrooms, two baths, and a flexible office or art studio, the home also features a greenhouse and basement-style storage beneath the rear sectionideal for creative projects or additional utility space. Celebrated on local home and garden tours, this thoughtfully preserved residence has been meticulously

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