Sacramento cedar-and-glass mid-century home draws big crowds

A cedar-and-glass Sacramento home custom built in 1962 for figurative painter Irving Marcus drew multiple offers well above its $635,000 asking price. Hidden at the end of Shangri Lane, a private dead-end street in Swanston Acres, the three-bedroom house still has its original wood inside and out, walls of glass and Marcus' detached art studio out back. Its owners rescued it. The Walkthrough goes inside to find out why buyers lingered and why one local mid-century expert says, "A house like this is art." See the full story by The Walkthrough here.

Sacramento cedar-and-glass mid-century home draws big crowds by David Caraccio

The Walkthrough kicks off by showcasing a custom residence built in 1962 for figurative painter Irving Marcus. Here's what buyers found inside

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