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Midland,MI 48640
Key Details
Property Type Single Family Home
Sub Type Other
Listing Status Pending
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 2,315 sqft
Price per Sqft $237
Subdivision Orchard Subdivision
MLS Listing ID 61050180089
Style Other
Bedrooms 3
Full Baths 2
HOA Y/N yes
Year Built 1957
Annual Tax Amount $7,483
Lot Size 0.820 Acres
Acres 0.82
Lot Dimensions 130 X 276
Property Sub-Type Other
Source Saginaw Board of REALTORS®
Property Description
Now available: The Hallett House, designed and built by architect Jackson B. Hallett and recently featured in Peter Forguson's architecture book "Contemporary Michigan". In the mid-1950s, a young architect named Jackson Hallett began designing something personal, his own home. Having just graduated from the University of Michigan and fresh off his time working with Alden B. Dow, Hallett was ready to put his ideas into practice. He found inspiration in a new neighborhood Dow had recommended: the Orchard Subdivision. Rather than imposing a structure onto the land, Hallett worked with it. He chose a lot with a slight swell and designed the house around the apple trees that were already there. From day one, this wasn't just another house. It was a study in how architecture could feel integrated with its surroundings. Step up to the front door and you're greeted by a wide, custom wood entry, flanked by angled windows that rise to meet the roofline. Instead of using 90-degree angles, Hallett built his home on a triangular grid. Everything flows at 60 degrees, creating unexpected openness and visual movement. Inside, natural light pours through the south-facing windows in every room. The orientation wasn't just about light, it was about living with the seasons. In summer, deep overhangs offer shade. In winter, they invite the sun in. And throughout the year, breezes move through with ease, thanks to thoughtful cross-ventilation. Custom bricks from the Lincoln Brick Company tie the home together, showing up in both exterior walls and interior features. The fireplace is a standout, its angled brickwork wraps a corner and continues into the lower level, making it both a sculptural and functional centerpiece. The living room is cozy and clever, with built-in seating and a table that flips to become extra seating when needed. In the dining area, a mirrored wall trimmed in Douglas fir reflects the outdoors, bringing the street canopy of maple trees into every meal. The kitchen, designed with Bee Hallett's input, includes a
Location
State MI
County Midland
Area Midland
Rooms
Kitchen Dishwasher,Oven,Range/Stove,Refrigerator
Interior
Interior Features Other
Hot Water Natural Gas
Heating Forced Air
Cooling Central Air
Fireplace yes
Appliance Dishwasher,Oven,Range/Stove,Refrigerator
Heat Source Natural Gas
Exterior
Parking Features Carport
Garage Description 2 Car
Garage yes
Private Pool No
Building
Foundation Basement
Sewer Public Sewer (Sewer-Sanitary)
Water Public (Municipal)
Architectural Style Other
Level or Stories 1 Story
Additional Building Shed
Structure Type Brick
Schools
School District Midland
Others
Tax ID 140850086
Ownership Short Sale - No,Private Owned
Acceptable Financing Cash,Conventional
Listing Terms Cash,Conventional
Financing Cash,Conventional