Some homes don't just reflect a period in time; they honor it. Built in 1972 and cared for by only two owners, this Mid-Century Modern home on Notre Dame Drive embodies the optimism, simplicity, and indoor-outdoor lifestyle that defined the era. Clean lines, intentional spaces, and abundant natural light come together to create a home that feels both grounded and inspiring. Walls of windows frame the living and dining room, anchored by a glass door that draws the outdoors in and fills the space with changing light throughout the day. In the kitchen and family room, a sliding glass door opens to the patio and backyard, encouraging easy flow for gatherings, quiet mornings, and relaxed evenings. The floor plan reflects classic Mid-Century thinking, purposeful and balanced. The primary suite is privately tucked away on one side of the home, while three additional bedrooms and a second bath are located on the opposite wing, offering flexibility for family, guests, or creative space. Outside, mature trees and a generous patio create a private, serene setting. Fruit trees, pomegranate, orange, and grapefruit, add beauty, shade, and a sense of place that feels distinctly Californian. Thoughtful updates support modern living while respecting the home's integrity, including an updated HVAC system, and solar tubes that enhance the natural light without disrupting the original design. Conveniently located near UC Davis and Downtown, you'll have easy access to shopping and dining, and you'll be within biking distance of Willett and Cesar Chavez Elementary schools, Harper Jr. High, and the High School. This home offers both architectural authenticity and everyday livability. This is not a house trying to be Mid-Century. It simply is.