A unique home at 102 Boehringer Court in Bay City is on the market for $650,000. The house was designed by the late Irving Tobocman, a renowned Michigan-based architect known for his mid-century modern style. The home, built in 1962, artfully blends outdoor views with indoor living through its endless windows.
Tom Webb of Century 21 Signature Realty said, “It’s almost like living in an art gallery, which is just fantastic.”
The 5,100-square-foot home features four bedrooms and four bathrooms. It includes several built-ins, terrazzo flooring, and a travertine-surrounded fireplace.
Mid-century modern in Bay City
In the summer, the backyard becomes a destination with its in-ground saltwater pool and a nearby sunroom attached to the house. Despite its tucked-away feel, the property is just a five-minute drive from downtown Bay City. The home was also crafted with unparalleled quality by builder Ed Freidinger.
Photos provided by Jordan Straight Photography offer a deeper look into this stunning property, showcasing the kitchen, dining and living areas, bathrooms, bedrooms, and other unique features. For more Bay City and Saginaw-area news, bookmark the local Saginaw news page or sign up for the free daily newsletter. If interested in purchasing this property, view the listing for more details or contact Tom Webb at Century 21 Signature Realty.