Asking $600K, This Midcentury Home Is a Rare Find Near Birmingham, Alabama
The split-level home strikes a happy compromise between classic details and contemporary updates.
The split-level home strikes a happy compromise between classic details and contemporary updates.
Midcentury modern homes don’t hit the market all that often in Birmingham, Alabama—but this recently listed residence in the suburb of Mountain Brook proves that there are gems to be found. Built in 1958, the T-shaped residence comes with classic period details including glossy wood paneling and walls of windows that provide views of the wooded lot. The current owners have also updated the home for contemporary living with a new kitchen and fresh finishes.
This recently listed home in the Birmingham, Alabama, suburb of Mountain Brook was completed in 1958.
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Homewood
A smoke-colored front door nails the midcentury look, as does the original wood paneling and geometric window design. The current owners updated the light fixtures and introduced modern finishes, including new hardwood floors.
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Homewood
While the home’s designer is unknown, the surrounding area features several residences by prolific local architect Fritz Woehle, who moved to Birmingham in the late 1950s. Woehle designed many homes in Mountain Brook during the 1960s, although this particular home pre-dates his arrival.
The entryway opens into a large entertaining area overlooking the backyard pool. A wall of sliding glass doors opens to the patio and fills the living space with natural light.
Photo courtesy of Keller Williams Homewood
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