Set within the wooded dunes along Lake Michigan, the Lloyd and Mildred Warner House (1959) is a rare mid-century modern architectural treasure designed by renowned architect Richard Neutra and thoughtfully updated for modern living. Strong horizontal lines, expansive walls of glass, and a seamless connection to the landscape reflect Neutra's enduring vision of transparency with nature. Clean sightlines and abundant natural light create a calm, open atmosphere throughout. Natural materials and a restrained palette keep the focus on the surrounding setting, while sensitive updates support contemporary life. Living and entertaining spaces flow with clarity and purpose, offering both visual impact and everyday comfort. The intelligent plan includes two bedrooms plus a den that could easily function as a third bedroom, along with two full baths. A large terrace provides an ideal setting for al fresco dining and watching the sun set over Lake Michigan. Additional features include an attached two-car garage and convenient guest parking. The home is located within the private community of Dune Acres, surrounded by mature trees, protected dunes, and Lake Michigan beach access along nearly two miles of sandy shoreline. The neighborhood is defined by a single road entrance for residents, secured by a 24 hour guard station, offering exceptional privacy and security. Residents enjoy more than 270 acres of preserved parkland, hiking and biking trails, tennis courts, a soccer field, a children's playground, and an outdoor ice skating rink. A historic log clubhouse hosts community gatherings and is available to residents for private events. All of this is set within a peaceful, nature focused environment with an easy commute to Chicago. Homes of this caliber rarely come to market. For admirers of mid-century modern architecture, this is a singular opportunity where form, function, and nature exist in lasting harmony.