Renovated midcentury modern with new guest suite asks $1.1M

Love seeing how midcentury homes are renovated with more modern updates? Check out this five-bedroom, four-bath home in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Originally constructed in 1966, the ranch home sat empty for decades before owners hired local architect Jay Fulkerson to do multiple renovations.

One renovation added a two-story addition with office, bathroom, porch, and bedroom, a garage, and a roof deck while maintaining the home’s natural light and indoor-outdoor living. The home’s original footprint features a living room with 10-foot, tongue-in-groove cypress ceilings and redwood cross beams. A wall of windows and sliding glass doors accesses a courtyard with koi pond and play area, and the living room also opens up to the kitchen, dining, area, and family room.

The kitchen features custom cabinetry, an oversized island, and a 12-foot skylight. Other perks in the home include plentiful storage, a 500-bottle wine cellar, and a screened in porch. Outside, a 500-square-foot rooftop deck offers room for entertaining and large garden beds. Interested? 412 Caswell Road is on the market now for $1,100,000.