Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, this extraordinary mid-century modern home makes you feel as though you have gone back in time. Designed specifically for this lot by architect Gene Midyette and built by owner and mechanical engineer Edgar Jones, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of architectural history. The home features post-and-beam construction, allowing for an open layout without supporting interior walls. The exterior is finished with South Georgia cypress wood on the upper level and brick on the lower. All interior and exterior doors are solid wood. Inside, you will find vaulted ceilings on the main level, new carpeting, wood floors, and matching new wood flooring in the kitchen. Recent updates also include a new roof on the house (3/26), a newer HVAC system, and fresh paint throughout. The primary bedroom is conveniently located on the main level and includes an ample walk-in closet. Exceptional natural light is provided by sixty double-paned windows that offer beautiful views of the surrounding woods. The lower level is well-equipped with a very hip wet bar, a gracious den, a large laundry/hobby room, a storage closet featuring a refrigerator and a freezer, and a place to hang out of season clothes. Outside, the property includes unique terraces and a spacious deck extension with power and a dedicated gas line for a grill. This home is featured on the NC Modernest website, it is a non-designated property on the local Historic Landmark Commission website, and the floor plans are catalogued in the Library of Congress. Don’t miss the Anne Heinig Park in the neighborhood, where many neighborhood events take place. Voluntary civic association, active community. www.mountainbrookcivic.com Adjacent to the park is the Mountainbrook Swim & Raquet Club – separate membership required.