March 31, 2025 - 17:11

Mid-century modern design is rarely seen in Des Moines, and a striking example has just become available. This ranch-style home, affectionately named "The Californian," was constructed in 1957 and showcases the architectural elegance of its era. With its clean lines and open spaces, the home embodies the quintessential features of mid-century modern aesthetics.
The Californian boasts a spacious layout that emphasizes natural light, thanks to large windows that frame the surrounding landscape. Inside, potential buyers will find original details that highlight the craftsmanship of the period, including hardwood floors and unique built-in features. The home's design seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, making it ideal for entertaining or enjoying quiet evenings.
Listed at $400,000, this property offers a rare opportunity for enthusiasts of mid-century architecture to own a piece of history in Des Moines. As interest in mid-century modern homes continues to rise, The Californian stands out as a true gem in the local real estate market.
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