Mid-Century Modern architect James Livingston built this three thousand six hundred two square foot Ann Arbor Hills home as his personal residence in 1958. His goal - space for eight where adults could get away from the children! This remarkable home views the half acre lot through walls of windows. Thoughtfully curated, longtime owners preserved signature Livingston elements including fir paneling, exposed beams, original bathrooms, and St. Charles kitchen, while adding tasteful updates. A dramatic two-story foyer fills the home with light, leading to a sunken living room with a wall of windows overlooking the beautiful yard. The dining room is open to the living space, both featuring original pendant lighting. A big family room connects to the kitchen, flex room, large mudroom, laundry, and two powder rooms. Upstairs find a primary bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, four more light-filled bedrooms and hall bathroom. High ceilings and big closets throughout. This is a one-of-a-kind Mid-Century Modern home. Home Energy Score of 1 Download report at stream.a2gov.org