Designed for Mr. & Mrs. D.R. Packard in 1939 by Dan A. Weggeland, who's scope was similar to other Depression and post-war architects. Glass curtain walls were used to create an airy sense of volume on the ground floor living areas that blend seamlessly with the outdoor in this prewar mid-century modern home. Situated just below the Capitol, you will be first struck by the massive use of limestone slabs, laid irregularly, and at a slant to form the double garage and unique front steps leading you into this mid-century modern. It is timeless in every way. Three unique outside spaces offering city views and privacy. List of all design and home renovations is shown in the photo tour. Any offers will be reviewed November 18th.
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