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This North Carolina property has all of its midcentury modernist features intact – from its exposed beams and brick fireplace to its pastel pink bathroom.

Local architect Jim Sherrill built the three-bedroom for his family in 1956, on a 1.11-acre lot in Hickory, at the base of the Appalachian Mountains. The modernist property – listed with local agent Joan Everett for $199,900 – has remained mostly unchanged since then.

Original fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom are still in place, offering a snapshot of 1950s style. New owners may want to keep the pastel-tinted tiles and the two-sided fireplace but might have different ideas about the basement, which is only partly converted.

Some rooms need a lick of paint but have in-built furniture in place, including beds and shelving.

[h/t Curbed]

An architect’s midcentury home lists in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains
Via Berkshire Hathaway
An architect’s midcentury home lists in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains
Via Berkshire Hathaway
An architect’s midcentury home lists in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains
Via Berkshire Hathaway

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