One Bond Real Estate Unveils Steven Parks's Redesigned Residence At 609 Bing Way
Oct 21, 2026
Pale oak flooring, expressive marble and backyard-facing living spaces define the Modesto home.
Modesto, California, October 21, 2026 -- One Bond Real Estate has unveiled its redesigned residence at 609 Bing Way in Modesto's Del Rio area, offered through founder, designer and developer Steven Parks.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence encompasses approximately 3,223 square feet on a nearly half-acre parcel of approximately 20,000 square feet. Parks has reimagined the home through a palette of natural materials, stonework and spaces created for gathering. Full property details are available on the 609 Bing Way listing.
Steven Parks's approach brings together an eye for art and materials with a sensibility informed by hospitality. Rather than relying on ornament throughout the residence, the design uses contrasts between finely grained wood, richly veined stone and a restrained backdrop.
Pale oak flooring grounds the living areas, while broad glazing brings in natural light. A marble-clad fireplace anchors the main living room. Seating areas look toward the backyard, connecting the interior gathering spaces with the landscaped grounds.
In the kitchen, Viola-style marble countertops and a matching backsplash introduce expressive stone veining. White cabinetry and brass-tone fittings balance the marble, with natural wood adding warmth to the material palette.
The primary bathroom carries that palette into a more intimate setting. A freestanding marble tub forms a sculptural centerpiece, alongside a glass-enclosed, marble-clad shower and warm brass fittings.
Outside, mature landscaping and olive trees frame the grounds. A swimming pool anchors the backyard, with space for gathering, entertaining or retreating outdoors. The parcel also accommodates a three-car garage.
"The materials set the tone for this home, from the pale oak floors to the marble in the kitchen and bath. I wanted the rooms and the outdoor spaces to feel connected," said Steven Parks, founder of One Bond Real Estate.
About Steven Parks
Steven Parks is a designer, developer, artist, and founder of One Bond Real Estate. His work connects luxury real estate with art, hospitality, and creative development, with particular attention to materiality, presentation, and the way people experience a space.
Contact Info:
Name: Steven Parks
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Organization: One Bond Real Estate
Website: https://www.stevendparks.com
Release ID: 89206721
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