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Stunning mid-century modern home located in Ann Arbor Hills, which received the 2024 Preservation Award. George Brigham, a prominent figure in the contemporary architecture movement in Ann Arbor, designed this architectural gem. The house showcases the peak of Brigham's career & was originally constructed for Professor Leslie White, a notable anthropologist, & his wife Mary. The house's interior has been impeccably maintained, & local architect Robert Metcalf contributed to remodeling the frontage, truly showcasing Brigham's exceptional talent. One of the most captivating features of the house is the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows in the living & dining rooms. Rms boast stunning cedar-beamed wood ceilings, CA Redwood walls, strik''Home Energy Score of 1. Download report at stream.a2gov The dining room seamlessly connects to an inviting entertainment space, complemented by an enclosed screened porch. The house truly embodies the timeless elegance & innovation of mid-century modern design, making it a captivating property. The classic contemporary study, adjacent bathroom, and a guest bedroom are in the west wing. The primary bedroom, full bath, and generous kitchen are on the north side of the house. The exterior is red brick and cedar. : "Home Energy Score of X. Download report at stream.a2gov.org. Home Energy Score of 1.