Its interior design was inspired during a painstaking year-long restoration, respectful of the classic mid-century post-and-beam architectural value, in 2004. The designer noticed original glass shoji screens and with the owners, native Angelinos, drew inspiration from them in creating for the home a purified Zen-like, Asian decor.

One lives as much outside at The Fair as inside. Lush oleander and palms surround the rear yard, a space of complete privacy divided into two distinct environments. On the south side are a pool, fountains, and outdoor kitchen. The north side is a park with a large lawn and a soothing waterfall, and the home's landscape is bordered by channels of tumbled river rock that reflect the colors of the home and the desert surroundings.  And at night, while inside the rooms bathe in a warm glow, the grounds comes alive, lighting framing the huge palms and cactus and desert plants beneath the star-filled deep-blue sky.

Highlights Include:

• 2 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths
• Features French doors revealing a Zen garden and cool, clear waters--quiet elegance with eclectic mixture of mid-century modern and Asian furnishings, antique Japanese screens, silks, artifacts, and original works of art
• Colors are subtle, floors are covered with natural colored carpet conveying the look and texture of Japanese tatami mats; exotic palms rest beneath exposed sand-blasted ceilings
• Fully-equipped with the latest appliances, from the kitchen with sophisticated cabinetry and black granite counters, to the media room's large flat-screen television and DVD player; both bedrooms have flat-panel TVs as well
• Lights are dimmer set
• Digital stereo music is wired throughout the house and pool
• Fully alarmed
• Attached 2-car garage and enclosed washer/dryer laundry room
• Completely refurbished swimming pool fed from fountain's three streams of sparkling water, and outdoor kitchen with stainless steel barbeque, refrigerator, sink, and spacious granite counter on South Side of residence
• Large lawn and soothing waterfall on North side