A circular driveway leads to this stunning California Ranch home. Nestled on a private street in Poland Village, close to Poland Municipal Forest and the center of town is this contemporary wonder. Tom Stroth was the architect who designed the remodel in '96 and Jim Dunlap was the builder who implemented that design with Frank Lloyd Wright's "Falling Water" in mind. The Asian-inspired décor and a multitude of windows add to the appeal of the open floor plan. The front doors open to a slate tiled foyer with a large walk-in coat closet and the first set of Clear-story windows. Just off of the foyer are Asian Sliding panel doors to a sunken Living room with a fireplace which is currently being used as a bedroom. Another set of Clear-Story windows allows the Eastern sunshine into this room. The vaulted great room has the second of the three sets of Clear-story windows & a wall of built-ins that once accommodated sheet music for it's musician owner. The functional kitchen has a sleek, Euro design and is open to the dining area with a full wall of windows that look out onto the serene backyard. The wood built-in cabinetry in the kitchen came from the science lab PSHS and there is a pantry for convenience. The Home Office has plenty of built-ins for organization. The updated Master Bedroom has two closets & an updated bathroom. All of the baseboards were added. In 2004 the HVAC system was updated. There is a 2-car attched garage.
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