This intriguing, Old Town Monterey residence is a mesmerizing blend of the traditional era and Mark Mill's Coastal Modern style, which displays a modern elegance, strongly influenced by the natural landscape of the park-like 14,200 square foot site. Originally built in the 1920s, Mark Mills 1979 vision turned the 454 square foot cottage into a two bedroom, one and a half bath house with a den/library and a separate guest studio built above a two-stall carport. Described by Ansel Adams as an "authentic genius," Mills style, is an off-shoot of the Frank Lloyd Wright Taliesin West School. A striking, human-like Buckeye tree watches over the residence while a majestic Redwood guards the front gate. The 1,841 square foot home also offers a detached workshop/storage/potting building of almost 600 square feet. You have a lot to see here, come visit.