This 1959 glass box by Edward Dart represents a rare convergence of midcentury pedigree and modern stewardship in Lake Forest, having undergone over $400,000 in recent enhancements. The interiors retain the integrity of Dart's original detailing, reflecting the same philosophy he brought to Chicago's Water Tower Place. Poised over a dramatic ravine on a private 1.65-acre lot in Villa Turicum, the residence is defined by free-flowing spaces and post-and-beam construction. Inside, exposed brick, walnut, and floor-to-ceiling glass meld with the landscape.

Most rooms, including the kitchen, dining, and main living areas, have ravine views. The floor plan comprises four bedrooms, a sunroom, a large mudroom with direct access to the garage, and an office. The main-floor primary bedroom features a wall of closets, built-ins, skylights, and its own private nature views. A lower walkout level adds 2,500 square feet of living space, anchored by a family room with a fireplace and nature views.

The current owners have completed major infrastructure improvements, including new copper plumbing, a new membrane roof, and upgraded double-pane windows. Modern systems include a 60-AMP electric car charger, Moen Flo leak detection, and a 300-AMP electrical service. The outdoor landscape has been professionally cleared to provide a clean canvas for future expansion. Full architectural plans are in place for a new mid-century inspired kitchen and exterior enhancements.

An exceptional opportunity to finish a masterwork of modernism in a premier Lake Forest location, complete with coveted riparian rights and a private walking path leading directly to the beach.