Mid-century modern Ann Arbor home by Frank Lloyd Wright’s protégé hits the market

This stunning mid-century modern home designed by Michigan’s Architect Laureate Alden B. Dow is now available in Ann Arbor.

Dow, an apprentice of the famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, designed this home in 1965 as a reflection of his vision of simplicity and functionality. The residence spans approximately 2,900 square feet, offering a unique combination of custom-built storage and original mahogany doors.

Nestled on a wooded lot adjacent to the University of Michigan Arboretum, the house’s large windows fill the primary suite and living spaces with natural light and provide scenic views of the surrounding nature. Multiple patios offer private outdoor living spaces, and the lower level features a family room, a private home office, and direct access to a large brick patio, perfect for hosting outdoor gatherings.

In the backyard, a private gate leads directly into the Arboretum, allowing for easy access to scenic walks along the Huron River.

For more information about this $1,500,000 property, see its listing page.