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Living in Cedar Hollow
Winding roads, wooded lots and some of the best mid-century houses around.
What it’s like
Cedar Hollow climbs the hills west of town. The roads wind, the lots are wooded, and the houses sit back from the street: original mid-century designs from the 1950s and ’60s alongside newer homes built with care.
It’s the most private of the four neighborhoods. Lots here are often half an acre or more, and many houses were designed around the trees and the slope rather than in spite of them.
Mid-century houses here have a following. Original ones, with paneling and glass walls intact, are prized; buyers should budget for older roofs, windows and systems.
Homes you’ll find here
Mid-century modern homes
1950s–1960s, often architect-designed, glass walls and open plans
Newer custom homes
2000s onward, on larger wooded lots
Day to day
- Wooded lots and real privacy
- Trails into the hills from several streets
- Everything else is a drive, so plan for it
Best for: Privacy, trees and original architecture
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