When Emily Yang Bauer joined with AGD to design and develop this Pebble Beach compound along California‘s Monterey Peninsula, the local artist who owns the lot right next door and previously designed another nearby home looked largely to the Cui-Ling-Long at China’s Canglang Pavilion for inspiration. Part of the Classical Gardens of Suzhou, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the staggered three-room building dates back to the early 11th century and is fully engulfed in eye-catching green bamboo.
The result of their combined efforts is a minimalist Japanese-Scandinavian (Japandi) property surrounded by trees and water features, which was completed this year and just hit the market for $10.9 million. Tim Allen of Coldwell Banker Realty holds the listing.
Nestled on almost three-quarters of an acre overlooking the 11th fairway of the exclusive Spyglass Hill Golf Course, with partial views of the Pacific Ocean, the entire spread includes a main home featuring a separate guest suite, plus a guesthouse that doubles as a tea house. Altogether, there’s a total of five bedrooms and six baths across roughly 4,900 square feet.
A partition wall with a double-sided linear fireplace separates the living and dining area from the kitchen.
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Off-kilter concrete steps lead up to the white stucco main home, which is introduced by a glass-lined corridor hovering above a reflecting pool (hence the dwelling’s moniker, Waterbridge House). Public and private wings on either side contain around 3,800 square feet of two-level living space, all of it decked out with polished concrete floors, cotton-white plaster walls, concealed Italian infinity doors, warm Alaskan yellow cedar accents, and vast expanses of glass.
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