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Mid-Century heritage meets modern luxury in $2.15M Ann Arbor estate
MLive.com • • technology
Key Points:
- A historic Mid-Century Modern home in Ann Arbor, designed by architect Ted Smith in 1959, has been renovated into a $2.15 million luxury estate while preserving its original architectural style.
- The 4-bedroom, 4-bath home spans over 5,100 square feet and features extensive high-end upgrades including a detached in-law suite, yoga and meditation studios, and a 70-person rooftop deck.
- Renovations by the current owners, who purchased the home in 2004, include custom Italian tile work, Metcalf-style floor-to-ceiling windows, a third-story addition with dual offices, and luxury finishes such as built-in cabinetry and Sub-Zero appliances.
- The property includes modern amenities like zoned heating and cooling, a whole-house generator, a new rubber membrane roof, and a fully fenced, private lot near the University of Michigan and downtown Ann Arbor.
- The owners have maintained the home’s historic integrity, blending mid-century character with contemporary luxury and thoughtful architectural details throughout the estate.
