Renowned architect Clare Henry Day, a protege of Frank Lloyd Wright, settled in Redlands in 1950, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s architectural landscape. His design philosophy, influenced by greats like Rudolph Schindler and Richard Neutra, reflects a meticulous integration of structures with their surroundings. One exceptional embodiment of Day’s architectural prowess is a hidden gem tucked away on a massive, elevated corner lot—a residence offering unparalleled privacy. Featuring north-facing glass walls framing San Jacinto Mountain, original hexagon Saltillo tiles, and a sunken living room with a Rock & Steel fireplace, this unique property showcases Day’s mid-century modern charm. With a tranquil Koi Pond, a vast half-acre lot, and a design not visible from the street, the home is graced with beautiful west mountain views. Embodying the legacy of Clare Henry Day, this residence invites those who appreciate architectural genius to own a piece of history and become part of a timeless legacy.