Try on the 1950s with some serious modern-day style! It sounds small on paper, but lives large in real life and it's irresistible from the moment you see it. An open plan is the way to go and it really works with the living area up front anchored by a large white brick fireplace. A single vault ceiling with recessed lights adds volume to the room and natural light filters in from windows on the east and west sides. 18'' black porcelain tiles with a matte finish run throughout the main room. A telescoping 60s geometric wood screen buffers the kitchen from the gathering area. A beautiful piece, it adds an interesting dimension between the spaces. The kitchen is a thing of beauty with modern cherry cabinets, brushed aluminum hardware and neutral granite complementing the rich colors of the Italian Imola tile backsplash while the Bosch glass induction cooktop and convection oven are for people who take their cooking seriously. An Elkay industrial modern sink with drainboard makes clean up a pleasure. The master overlooks the patio for a serene green backdrop. A comfortable room with a half bath (it's simple to make it a full one if you choose), the corner windows provide ample light. The second bedroom enjoys the same corner windows with morning sun coming in from the east. Both bedrooms have a single vaulted ceilings and 12" tiled floors. The full bath is a mix of retro and modern with a classic pedestal sink and a creamy tiled shower with small black porcelain floor tiles. The Florida room is not currently conditioned (and not included in living sq footage) but it's a versatile flex space so you can decide its use. Presently a studio for the artist/owner, there are three walls of new windows letting in fresh air and sunshine. It would make a sweet master, excellent media/music room, a bit of both. The utility room is tucked away by the back door leading to the ample driveway on one side and a pavered patio amidst the terraced landscaping on the other. Very sweet!