Vaulted ceilings, dramatic architectural lines, clerestory windows, and a striking low-slung roofline define this architect-designed mid-century modern home by Ralph Fournier. Built in 1952 in Crestwood’s architecturally significant and highly sought-after Ridgewood neighborhood, 931 Coffey reflects the area’s distinctive postwar-modern design. Tucked among mature trees in the Lindbergh School District, this light-filled home pairs iconic MCM character with thoughtful updates throughout. The original carport was enclosed to create a spacious family room, expanding the home’s living space while maintaining its efficient three-bedroom, one-bath ranch-style footprint. A freestanding fireplace anchors the room as a dramatic architectural focal point, flanked by convenient built-in storage. New luxury vinyl plank flooring, installed in 2026, flows throughout the home, while sliding doors open to a lush, fenced backyard. The open living, dining, and kitchen spaces are framed by expansive windows that fill the home with natural light. Original wood details, built-in storage nooks, and a striking stone fireplace add warmth, texture, and authenticity. The kitchen updates include new stainless-steel appliances, countertops, and backsplash, while the bathroom has new vanity, tile, flooring, fixtures. A large utility and laundry room adds valuable functionality, and the interior has been freshly painted throughout. Just minutes from the new restaurants, shops, and amenities revitalizing Crestwood, this is a rare opportunity for buyers who appreciate thoughtful design, abundant natural light, and timeless mid-century style.
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