Source:
Grand Junction Area REALTOR Association
MLS#20264499
About the Property
2709 Midway Avenue is a rare opportunity to own a true mid-century modern showpiece in one of North Grand Junction’s most coveted pockets. Built in 1974 and thoughtfully refined with high-end designer selections, this four-bedroom, two-bath residence offers a level of architectural character and modern sophistication that’s nearly impossible to find in today’s market. At the center of the home, a
2709 Midway Avenue is a rare opportunity to own a true mid-century modern showpiece in one of North Grand Junction’s most coveted pockets. Built in 1974 and thoughtfully refined with high-end designer selections, this four-bedroom, two-bath residence offers a level of architectural character and modern sophistication that’s nearly impossible to find in today’s market. At the center of the home, a stunning glass-lined atrium creates a moment of pure calm, a private sanctuary where natural light, greenery, and clean lines converge. It’s the kind of feature that instantly elevates the entire living experience, turning everyday routines into something more intentional and serene. The kitchen is a study in modern luxury: quartz countertops, flat-panel cabinetry, sculptural lighting, and premium Z-Line appliances. Every detail feels curated, from the sleek finishes to the original sliding glass door that still glides open with effortless precision. The living room’s brick fireplace, softened with a German smear finish, adds warmth and texture while preserving the home’s architectural soul. The bedroom wing offers spacious rooms, refined updates, and a layout that balances privacy with connection. Outside, the property continues to impress with mature landscaping, generous outdoor space, and exceptional parking flexibility, a two-car garage plus an attached two-car carport, ideal for additional vehicles or recreational storage. This is more than a home; it’s a lifestyle. A modern classic with timeless lines, elevated materials, and a sense of tranquility that’s increasingly rare in Grand Junction.