Timeless Mid Century Modern With Exquisite Updates And Amenities

This is the one of a kind, 1959 mid-century modern you’ve been waiting for! A Ted Smith original, this home has had extensive and tasteful updates in recent years as well as two new additions. The heavily wooded and lovingly landscaped 3/4 of an acre lot includes not just the main 4000+ square foot house, but a two-car detached garage with full apartment above, a secluded 200 square foot, four-season studio (ideal for meditation, yoga, writing, painting, or music), flagstone pathways and a charming jetted pool. If you love the sophisticated elegance of clean lines, light-filled spaces and custom details this property is for you. Entertain friends, family and colleagues on the rooftop deck designed to accommodate up to 70 people! Step from your spacious steam shower, through the pivoting 5’ wood door walls, onto the flagstone patio and into your private jetted pool. Preparing meals is a pleasure in the centrally located U shaped kitchen with stainless sinks, mahogany storage shelving +cork flooring or in the butler’s pantry/prep kitchen with extra sub zero refrig, freezer and wine cooler. Laundry is no chore either with a wall of pull down drying racks, storage cabinetry and counter space! Options abound with dual 3rd level rooms that can be tailored to offices, guest rooms, theatre or kids space. The lovely mother-in-law suite, about the garage, gives extended family their private space while being just steps away. Nestled in the trees with a wall of windows, your guests will enjoy their balcony, wall of windows and compact kitchen and bath! The cedar sided garage has an epoxy coated floor, storage cabinetry and a main floor adjoining office space. Just a few of the newest updates include a new whole house rubber membrane roof, wool carpeting throughout, and new skylights. Come take a look at this stunning property, featured in Metropolitan Home magazine! Be sure to review the attached list of special property features! Home Energy Score of 1. Download report at Ann Arbor herdmap