Step into a striking example of mid-century modern design where every detail tells a story. This architecturally significant home features clean, low-pitched rooflines and expansive windows that blur the line between indoors and out—creating a sense of calm, light, and space that's as timeless as it is intentional. The front entry opens to a stunning stone fireplace that anchors the dining area, with original glass-front cabinetry built right into the stone of the fireplace. Granite countertops and beautifully preserved kitchen cabinets speak to the era's craftsmanship. A built-in desk adds charm and function, while the adjacent sun-filled office showcases warm wood paneling and additional built-ins—ideal for work, creativity, or quiet retreat. In the living room, oversized windows frame the natural surroundings, and another stone fireplace adds sculptural warmth to the space. Throughout the home, you'll find original natural materialscork flooring in the bedroom wing, period-correct tile in both first-floor bathrooms, and thoughtful built-ins in the primary suite, which includes a private bath and wardrobe area. Downstairs, the walk-out lower level features a third fireplace, decorative floor tile, and a sunken patio, an ideal space for entertaining or relaxation. Additional lower-level rooms offer even more potential, including a third full bathroom and space ready to be finished to suit your needs. Other highlights include a spacious covered front porch, original mid-century detailing at every turn, and a home that feels deeply connected to its natural setting. This isn't just a house, it's a moment in architectural history, lovingly preserved and ready for its next chapter.