Set above Penticton on a quiet, no-through street, this 1961 mid-century modern home offers a rare convergence of architecture, landscape, and light. Designed during the golden era of West Coast modernism, the 2,293 sqft residence remains remarkably intact—its horizontal lines and simple material palette speak to a design ethos rooted in restraint and connection to place. The current owners, the second in the home’s history, have thoughtfully updated key elements while preserving its original spirit. Inside, the main floor opens to sweeping views of Okanagan Lake and the city below. The kitchen, dining, and living spaces are unified in a clean, open plan, anchored by warm wood, natural light, and expansive glass. Three bedrooms and a bright, modern bathroom complete the upper level. The lower level includes a den, second living room, full bathroom, and a dedicated workshop, offering flexible space for family, guests, or creative pursuits. Outside, the landscape is kept intentionally simple. A terraced yard blends native vegetation with architectural geometry, while a dining area tucked beneath a mature maple tree offers an ideal space to connect, gather, and take in the Okanagan’s natural beauty. Homes like this rarely come to market in the Okanagan—especially ones with this level of architectural integrity and site-specific grace. For those who value authenticity and design, this is more than a home—it’s a living piece of mid-century legacy. (id:6769)