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Category Archives: Albert Farr
20 Bellevue, Piedmont
This substantial Norman revival was designed by Albert Farr and built by Axel Cederborg who were the team responsible for some of the most exceptional residences in Piedmont. This particular example was actually the second home built by the pair … Continue reading
220 Lafayette, Piedmont
Our featured home today is a very late and decidedly understated design attributed to Albert Farr. The façade is largely Norman revival but the crenellated turret and stone door surround add a bit of medieval flavor as well. Inside, the … Continue reading
55 Sea View, Piedmont
Just in time for the weekend – a massive Piedmont Tudor estate designed by Albert Farr in 1925. Farr was responsible for some of the grandest homes in the East Bay and this particular example is no exception. At nearly … Continue reading
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