Mid-Century Lifestyle: Comfort, Art, Modern Design

A beautifully remodeled mid-century house in a safe, quiet, and inviting neighborhood situated just north of Passfield Golf Course; half a mile from Washington Park, the Botanical Gardens, & the Thomas Rees Memorial Carillon. This property is ideal for extended stays in comfort and luxury while being conveniently located close to all the city has to offer. Come experience it for yourself – a perfect home away from home full of comfort, convenience, and bound to create lasting memories! The space NOTE: We are well suited for long-term stays and are happy to offer flexible arrangements and pricing depending on availability. Contact us to discuss options. THE PROPERTY Built in 1969, this home exemplifies a prominent revival architectural trend from the late 60s and 70s which blends the practical layout of the American Foursquare with the sleek, minimalist aesthetic of mid-century design. To facilitate this this combination, the architects reintroduced a modern interpretation of the distinctive mansard roof—an elegant feature originally popularized during the 17th-century Baroque period in France. The melding of the architectural design was driven by a desire for practicality and aesthetics, as the foursquare layout and mansard roof allow for additional living space on a small footprint while mid-century design characteristics give the house a distinct, modern appearance. This home beautifully showcases key mid-century characteristics with its use of natural materials, an open and flowing floor plan, expansive windows, and a spacious patio—all designed to create a close connection with the natural surroundings. The style of the home is further amplified by the inclusion of period furniture, which features clean lines, organic shapes, and minimalist designs that harmonize with the architectural elements. This aesthetic is enriched by the addition of minimalist art and design influences from the U.S, Japan, and Germany, creating a cohesive and refined atmosphere. THE NEIGHBORHOOD This little cozy oasis nestled between Chatham, Lawrence, and Monroe was the front line Springfield's western expansion in the 60s. Filled with mid-century architectural charm reflecting development common in that era, the neighborhood is paved with wide, tree-lined streets and sidewalks which flow directly into Washington Park's beautiful Botanical Gardens and historic Thomas Rees Memorial Carillon - who's daily concers add a unique touch of musical ambiance to the surrounding area. The location is ideal for leisurely walks, bike rides, and outdoor activities and hosts nearby commercial areas with locally-owned shops, casual dining, and convenient amenities. A short very commute from this central location will take you to all of Springfield’s top destinations making it an ideal place to stay.