287 Grizzly Rd, Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352

Step back in time at 287 Grizzly Road, a custom built 1967 mid-century modern residence originally designed by AIA architect R. Neil Manos and known as the "Mountain Cabin"with lake views and a wealth of original features. This custom cabin is truly one of a kind, as there is nothing else like this in Lake Arrowhead. Vertical cedar siding anchors the captivating exterior of the home amid towering pines. Inside, the main floor boasts vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and eye-catching, unique architectural elements, floor-to-ceiling windows, and sweeping lake and mountain views. Expect authentic mid-century details, with wood paneling throughout, with a signature red stripe detail carried throughout the interior and exterior of the house, original built in shelving and storage, original Herman Miller light fixtures (see original architectural plans that come with the sale of the house), an open-back built-in, and a sunken wet bar, an unexpected detail for added entertainment. Multiple sliding doors along the entire back side of the house flank the wood-burning fireplace, opening to a spacious deck for lounging, dining, and embracing the unparalleled lake and mountain views. The main floor is complete with a powder room adorned with original mid-century modern sconces. Down the original pebble-stone and concrete stairs are two full baths and three ample-sized bedrooms, one serving as a recreation and bunk room. Each bedroom offers tree views and exposed wood beams. One bath remains a 1960s time capsule with original tile and wood paneling. This home is a true collectors piece. Other amenities include a two-car garage and an oversized parcel with outdoor living potential. Ideally located with close proximity to North Bay, Blue Jay, the Lake Arrowhead Country Club, and nearby hiking trails. Lake Rights are included with the purchase of this home. Prime North Bay dock available for additional price. North Bay docks do not come up for sale often and are highly sought after as they are typically sheltered from the wind and boat wake.