3104 Falcon, , San Diego, CA 92103

**$1,695,000**The Price You Have Been Waiting For**Priced To Create Urgency**Appraised At $2,200,000**Urban Mid Century In The Trees**South Mission Hills Canyon Living**Serene And As Close To Being In Nature As Possible While Still Being Able To Work & Live In The Middle Of A City*Timeless Ancient and Mid-Century Modern Designs By Architect Bill & Penny Smith*Cedar siding, a curved stair tower, and a greenhouse bump-out soften the geometry of the upper levels. Dramatic architectural features; multiple levels for entertaining; 8,999-sq Ft- lot; three bedrooms; two bathrooms; 2565 Sq Ft* *Centrally Located*SDBay*Minutes from Little Italy, Downtown, Balboa Park*Airport*Freeway Access*Local Restaurants*Shopping* Light & Airy Living Room That Both Upper Two Floors Open Onto* 2nd Story Views Of Birds, Squirrels, & Beautiful Texture Of Greens From Different Trees*Reading & Sunning On The Back Deck*Imagine Enjoying Your Morning Cup Of Coffee Watching The Light & Wind Move Through The Pine Trees As Your Day Begins*Enjoy Hearing & Seeing Birds Settle In For the Evening & Then Waking Up In The Morning To Them Singing*Cozy Mornings In Your Nook Eating Breakfast With A Fire Burning In The Fireplace*Enjoy The Moon From Your Vertical Window Between The Living Room & The Nook*Getting Ready In The Morning And Enjoying The Availability Of Natural Light From The Skylight In The Master Dressing Area*Actually Enjoy Kitchen Cleanup Looking Through The Orchids In The Kitchen Garden Window Out To The Front Landscaping. Year built: 1979 Living area: 2,565 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

***$1,695,000***Priced To Create Urgency***Appraised At $2,200,000. Ancient and mid-century modern designs converge in this timeless 3BR / 2BA , 2565 Sq Ft home designed by architect Bill Smith and his wife, Penny. Living spaces are stacked on several levels and open to the sun. Cedar siding, a curved stair tower, and a greenhouse bump-out soften the geometry of the upper levels. The cedar-clad walls extend above the roof to conceal an array of solar panels. Beyond the entry, solid walls give way to dramatic open spaces. A circular stairway near the front door curves up to the master suite, and a tiled passageway leads to the two-story living room, which opens to the central kitchen with a buffet counter perfect for entertaining. Deep overhangs, broad ledges and a boxed pillar add sculptural depth to the free-flowing interior