1833 50th Street, Sacramento, CA 95819

A LUMINOUS SANCTUARY WHERE BEAUTY AND SUSTAINABILITY LIVE TOGETHER. Bathed in natural light from custom wood casement windows, the home offers generous proportions, dramatic pivot doors, a striking cantilevered library overlooking the living space, and a soaring living room window that captures the changing light. Beyond the two bedrooms reflected in public records, the thoughtfully designed floor plan includes three additional flexible rooms ideal for guests, home offices, fitness, or creative space. As evening falls, the sunset glow fills the living spaces, bringing the architecture to life. Rich cork flooring, gallery lighting, abundant storage, and seamless indoor-outdoor connections create spaces as functional as they are beautiful. Designed for both peaceful living and entertaining, the floor plan accommodates intimate gatherings and larger celebrations. The kitchen features custom eucalyptus cabinetry, Fisher & Paykel dual-drawer dishwasher, GE Advantium speed oven, warming drawer, wine refrigerator, and a workspace that keeps everyone connected. Multiple patios extend the living experience outdoors, where mature redwoods, bubbling fountains, layers of color and texture, raised planting beds, a custom greenhouse, potting shed, and a secluded hot tub with an adjacent outdoor shower create a private garden retreat. Integrated outdoor audio extends the experience outdoors. The primary suite offers a spa-inspired retreat with a steam shower, heated floors, heated towel bars, dual shower heads, and third-floor SkyBath with a large operable skylight. Engineered for exceptional efficiency, the home features solar electric and solar hot water systems, hydronic radiant heating, high-performance insulation, and climate systems for year-round comfort. Ideally located in Elmhurst with convenient access to acclaimed dining, specialty markets, parks, and everyday conveniences. More than a home, 1833 50th Street is a rare place where beauty, comfort, sustainability, and thoughtful design were never afterthoughts. They were the whole point.