18342 Blackhawk Street, Porter Ranch, California 91326

$1,190,000

Bedrooms

3

Bathrooms

2

Square Feet

1,565 sqft

City

Porter Ranch

Status

Active

Welcome to 18342 Blackhawk Street, a rare mid-century residence originally designed by notable architects Palmer & Krisel, whose work helped define the modernist residential landscape of Southern California.Situated in a quiet tucked away pocket of Northridge, the home is surrounded by a collection of distinctive mid-century properties that reflect the era's emphasis on clean lines, indoor-outdoor living, and relaxed California design.Built in 1958, the residence offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms across 1,565 square feet, along with a generousbonus living area with a walk-in closet,featuring a spacious room and an additional full bathroom. This flexible space may serve as extended living, guest quarters, creative studio, or additional workspace.Set on an expansive 10,104 square foot lot, the property offers generous outdoor space ideal for entertaining, gardening, or further enhancing the home's mid-century vision.While the interior has evolved over time, elements of the home's original character remain, offering a unique opportunity for design enthusiasts to thoughtfully restore or reinterpret aspects of Palmer & Krisel's iconic mid-century aesthetic.Outdoors, the backyard features a large fenced kidney-shaped pool, a classic design element that complements the home's mid-century character. The yard has been thoughtfully hardscaped with built-in planters and a variety of fruit trees, while the expansive patio area offers ample space for al fresco dining, entertaining, or even a potential sports court, providing flexibility for a variety of outdoor uses.The garage has been finished with drywall, epoxy floors, charging port and an additional spacious storage area with barn doors.Whether you're drawn to the architectural heritage, the spacious bright home and oversized lot, the pool or the potential to celebrate mid-century design, 18342 Blackhawk presents a compelling opportunity in one of the Valley's most interesting hidden architectural pockets.