Calling all Mid-Century Modern enthusiasts. They just don't build them like this anymore. This 1957 Mid Century Modern home offers most of its original elements including 54 linear feet of windows, four sets of jalousie windows and five floating corners! The front entry has 7' double doors with floor to ceiling frosted, beveled glass sides. You will love the original wood walls and ceilings. The 1950's accent fluorescent lighting located above the windows and the open space at the top of the wall between bedrooms and dining and living areas is sure to please any contemporary/modern style fan. Cinderella bathtub in the guest bathroom for soaking. The den/dining room and kitchen offer a wall of closet space with three separate wood, accordion doors and a room divider with a pocket closet for when not in use. All latches perform as they should. Brushed nickel hardware throughout brings home the contemporary style. The kitchen is home to an island with range, large double sink with water filter, plenty of cabinets and drawers, a pantry and closet and exterior access from carport. Outside you will find an open deck, 16'x28' workshop with electricity, two metal storage buildings, tall port with storage and 15' double gate with access from Davis Ave. Did I mention the three beautiful magnolia trees? This home was designed by Langston Smith, Jr., a local architect in Tyler, Texas at the time. The home was custom designed in 1957 and is on its third owner. Original blueprints are in the home.