Built in 1952, 2805 Florida Avenue's flat roof, attached carport, clean lines, and floor-to-ceiling windows connecting the interior with the outdoors reflect the mid-century modern design aesthetic of its time, when builders such as Earl “Flat Top” Smith and Joseph Eichler were reshaping Bay Area residential architecture. Inside, a light-filled living and dining area features large windows overlooking the backyard. The updated kitchen offers Corian countertops, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, and generous shelving behind glass-front doors. The home features three bedrooms and two full baths, including a primary bedroom with an en suite. A wall of glass in one bedroom frames the backyard and fills the space with natural light. Outside, a patio is shaded by a sculptural legacy juniper tree. Located at the west end of Richmond's Pullman neighborhood, the home offers convenient access to nearby freeway on-ramps and destinations across the greater Bay Area.