1395 Primrose, Dewitt, MI 48820

*all offers due 06/13 by 5pm* Designed in 1965 by architect Bill Gilmore, the Davis House captures many of the qualities that make Mid-Century Modern architecture so enduring. Gilmore would later become a principal in the firm that evolved from Alden B. Dow's architectural practice, and this home reflects that legacy through its connection to nature, use of honest materials, and spaces thoughtfully designed for everyday living. Built for Gerald and Patricia Davis, the home sits on a generous parcel, taking full advantage of its natural setting. Like many of the great Mid-Century homes, it feels less placed on the land and more integrated with it. From the exterior, the architecture is immediately recognizable. Intersecting geometric forms, flat rooflines, and a combination of concrete block and wood create a sculptural composition. Inside, post and beam construction allows for open, light-filled spaces, while the split-level floor plan creates separation without sacrificing...