Set on 1.1 acres along one of Bloomfield Hills’ most established stretches, 975 Lone Pine is a prairie-modern in the lineage of Wright and his Midwestern successors. The home is organized around a central stone chimney that rises through both floors, with the principal living spaces opening south through a continuous band of floor-to-ceiling glazing toward the rear gardens.
Original to its architect and held by only two families since construction in 1962, the home retains its character throughout — the stone, the clerestories, the cantilevered eaves that define the elevation. The kitchen and primary suite were renovated in 2019 in a manner sympathetic to the original detailing, and the landscape was designed by Deborah Silver in the same period.
Five bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, 4,620 square feet. Attached two-car garage. Mechanical systems updated 2020. Slate roof in original condition with full replacement budget held in escrow.
Showings by appointment with Marcus Lamar.
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