Designed and built during Paradise Island's original development in 1954, this Mid- Century Modern Gem is one of the best multi-level examples of the period style extant in the bay area. With deep water access and wide open views of the Intracoastal Waterway, this home offers easy access to the Gulf. An open plan where Living Spaces continuously flow through each other, from the moment one enters the Private Entry through to the waterside, providing unencumbered views of the water and nature throughout the entire living space. High Exposed Wood Post and Beam Ceilings provide a spacious and welcoming feel, with daylight abounding throughout the interior and rear elevations. Overlooking the living areas is an updated, modern kitchen featuring: Cabinetry by LEICHT, NY with Integrated Handles & Self- Opening Upper Cabinets, Induction Cooktop, U.C. Wine Cooler, Quartz countertops and a 3-Oven Stack designed for Baking, with Advantium Speed Oven and Single/ Double Convection Wall Oven by GE Profile. Original Terrazzo flooring runs through the main living area, although some has been covered, it could be easily exposed to reveal its timeless beauty. Additional classic features of this Mid-Century Modern home include the stacked-bond wall which orients the space, with continuous custom cabinetry, built-in planter boxes, and wooden jalousie lovers to provide air ventilation. And in true fashion, nature is an integral feature woven throughout the home. A large entertaining area with wet bar and floor to ceiling fireplace overlook a newly resurfaced pool, spa, and new decking as well as expansive water views. Upstairs, there are 3 sizable Bedrooms, with the Master Bedroom having an ensuite Bathroom. On the lower level, there is a 4th bedroom with bath and direct pool access, providing ample space for family and guests. A large bonus room could be a game room, office, or storage space. Plenty of yard for entertaining, enjoying the water and the wildlife. Nature's welcome here! If you are looking for a fabulous MidCentury Modern home, this is a must see.