2501 Trossock Lane Located in the historically designated Barrette Brae neighborhood, this stunning mid-century modern home, originally designed by Ralph Fournier, has been thoughtfully restored and brought back to life. Blending iconic architecture with modern upgrades, this fully renovated, move-in ready home is a rare opportunity to own a true mid-century modern gem in a sought-after historic community. Offering three bedrooms, a spacious living room, and a cozy den, the home features an open yet functional floor plan ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Thoughtfully updated throughout, it stays true to its architectural roots while incorporating designer finishes and custom details. The stylish, functional kitchen features IKEA cabinetry with smart, customizable storage solutions, perfect for modern living, while the expanded laundry room provides additional storage and space for a full-size stackable washer and dryer. Both bathrooms have been completely renovated with high-end finishes. The expanded primary ensuite offers a rare level of space for the neighborhood, while the fully updated hall bath showcases beautiful wood-vaulted ceilings—bringing warmth, texture, and character to these thoughtfully designed spaces. Every detail of the renovation was intentionally selected—from curated hardware to standout design elements like the hidden laundry room door and striking blue grout that complements the accent wall. Thoughtful repetition of geometric shapes, clean lines, and a cohesive color palette creates a seamless flow from room to room. Warm wood tones ground the home in natural, organic elements, adding depth and balance to the sleek mid-century aesthetic. The result is a home that feels both fun and functional—blending playful, whimsical design with purposeful craftsmanship. Light-filled living spaces are balanced by moodier, more intimate areas, creating contrast, dimension, and a cohesive, timeless design throughout. A rare find for the area, the enclosed two-car garage offers exceptional convenience, especially in a neighborhood where carports are more common—adding both value and practicality. This home is a true celebration of mid-century modern design, thoughtfully reimagined for modern living, featuring unique architectural details, custom finishes, and timeless appeal in a prime, desirable location.