This authentic mid-century modern home is on the market for the first time since its completion in 1960! Redwood siding, low-slung roofline, deep eaves, and emphasis on windows are all key components of this California-inspired home you'll notice from the street. This architectural gem was built by Al Robertson of Nashville, IN and every detail was sketched by the artist homeowner. The slate entry welcomes you into the home where you can see directly to the backyard by design. The kitchen is a nod to the era of this home with original finishes including the original cabinetry and hardware. The adjacent dining area showcases the custom built-ins consistent with this style of home and leads into the huge gathering room. This space is elevated with exposed beams and pine planking. The floor-to-ceiling windows along the East wall highlight the level, private backyard and the windows throughout were thoughtfully placed for airflow. Opposite the windows is wood-burning fireplace constructed from sandstone. Heading away from the gathering space, you'll find three bedrooms and two full bathrooms with original finishes. The red oak flooring throughout the main level of the home is original as well. The lower level nicely works as a recreation space, laundry area, and office as well as providing unfinished storage. The carport provides parking for multiple vehicles and offers an attached storage shed. The backyard is the perfect setting for a future pool and this property is just large enough for entertaining, but not too large to manage. Preserved so well in time, this will be the perfect match for the mid-century lover!