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Escondido House by Famed Architect Wallace Cunningham Hits the Market

If you ever wanted to live in a house that blends artistry and architecture, a new Escondido Wallace Cunningham masterpiece is now available.

For those unfamiliar, Wallace Cunningham is the famed architect who designed the world-famous Razor House in La Jolla. The Razor House, purchased by Alicia Keys for $20.8 million four years ago this month, was the most expensive home sold in La Jolla that year (2019). It has also been used in television spots for Visa Black Card and Calvin Klein.

Now, there’s a Wallace Cunningham work of art in Escondido, California.

The Escondido Wallace Cunningham is located at 9874 Orange Lane, and features 2,957 square feet of space and 1.21 acres of property. It currently has a listing price of $2.4 million.

9874 Orange Lane House Exterior & Surroundings

Built in 1988, this Escondido home features unparalleled views of the quaint valley city, plenty of lush vegetation, and a Mediterranean aesthetic that will ensure that your house is an oasis of serenity.

This property is well-suited to those that love both nature and creativity. It’s nestled near a nature preserve and features stunning views of a lake, olive groves, and other natural surroundings.

But although the house is perfect for those seeking tranquility and peace, it’s also conveniently located next to major shopping centers, freeways, and some of the best restaurants in North County San Diego.

Because it’s located in Escondido, the house is also just a short drive away from the renowned San Diego Zoo Safari Park and a hop and a skip from some of the best beaches on the West Coast.

Escondido Wallace Cunningham House Interior

Best of all, the masterpiece of a property has also been meticulously renovated to provide an unmatched luxury living experience. The interiors feature high, arched ceilings, rounded ceramic tile walls, Mexican Saltillo tile floors, and other unique architectural and interior design features.

The kitchen features granite countertops, a center island with a maple wood butcher block, and European-style cabinetry. Curious about the master suite? Well, it overlooks the peaceful and tranquil lake and has an etched glass window designed by creative and artist Ling Po.

For those with a more creative bent, the Escondido Wallace Cunningham house also features a detached art studio with approximately 1,020 square feet of space to support any creative talent or hobby.

For the $2.4 million listing fee, you’ll get three bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as two attached garage spaces, a beautiful fireplace, outdoor living areas, and a lot more!

Mike Peterson( La Jolla News Editor )

Mike Peterson is a writer, editor, and strategist based in San Diego. When he’s not writing and editing the La Jolla news, you can often find him practicing yoga, rock climbing, or exploring the outdoors with his wife and dog.