Okay here is a house that is interesting..

It's a lot of brown, but I see potential if a person has the time, money and desire. Looks like a home that would be featured on Fixer Upper.

I see that exterior is a ton of maintenance that needs to happen.. wood doesn't hold up that well.. not too bad otherwise.

I like the Modern style. The decor that is left there and some of the finishes/paint seem to have a 90's vibe going, which really distracts from the Modern esthetic - but that could easily be fixed with some paint and simple changes. The kitchen looks recently re-done, and it really doesn't vibe with the Modern house - looks almost like they went Farmhouse on the cabinets with the 'raw' finish. But something as simple as new knobs and handles that have a more Modern feel, instead of Farmhouse, would fix that!

Which fireplace? The one with the copper cover/vent is AMAZING and that must be kept at all cost. Don't change the patina on the copper either. It would freak me out a bit, with no enclosure for the fire. Is that how it is supposed to be? I would want the logs in something that held them together. But that is gorgeous. I am not big into having fire - so that one I might just place a HUGE green fern in the fire pit area. Oh yummy!

But I think if you got rid of the 90's somewhat Tuscan decor/finishes and went hard on Modern/ Mid Century Modern- it would be a stunner!

The outdoors looks like the wood needs a wash. Soft wash, not power wash. Power wash can completely damage that wood, but a soft wash will brighten the wood back up. Some of the algae covered wood might need more work. I would have a BONDED INSURED professional do that. No just anyone with a power washer. If they mess it up - it would be tragic and expensive to fix.

Ooh...that floor! Imagine tripping on one of the edges of the stone and falling! Huge safety hazard. Maybe just me. I can trip on air. I like the pool despite being an odd shape. Not sure if the photos do this house justice. They just show how weird the layout of the rooms are. The kitchen is bright though! Lot of windows to clean. I do love odd looking homes, and this fits the bill I guess.

It looks like it smells musty, not a fan of any of it tbh.

I keep coming back and looking at the photos!

It was probably an absolute gem when it was built, but looks like it has not been kept up (at least the outdoors)
The slate floors are amazing - and they carry out to the pool area. This was something done with MCM - the nature feel, coming indoors. A big fluffy white or light pelt rug (not real, but something that resembles a pelt with irregular edges, would go perfect.
Some remodeling has really put the ick on it though. While the kitchen tile is nice, it is SO wrong for the house. As are the cabinets, but replacing all that would be a lot. They look really nice, but not in that house.
The spindles and other woodwork that was added would have to go.
The picture frame molding on a lot of the walls should be removed. It's just not in keeping with the house. I think that is what gets me. Such an awesome modern architecture, and so many things added later that just detract and don't match the house at all.
The garage door is beautiful, but not on that house.

It would be so fun to bring it back to it's MCM deliciousness - but yikes, it would cost!

I love a good neutral in a home. But thats a lot of brown. A LOT.

That said, with some $$ and work, it could be a great house!

The price is great (per square foot). It just had too many things I'd want to change.

It has a lot of potential. That slate floor would be a problem for me. I like the kitchen.

I love mid century homes! I'd take the quirkiness over boring.

There aren't words to describe how much I hate everything about this depressing dump. From the brown beams to the ugly stacked stone to the sheet of metal over more ugly stacked stones serving as fireplace to the grim pool to the repulsive brown floors, this catastrophe screams THE BRADY BUNCH'S NEIGHBORS who didn't even have the benefit of having architect Mr Brady do the additions. Instead, they added on bleak and featureless box-shaped rooms devoid of charm and interest. The result says to me: the Bradys' neighbors take on sister wives and they each got a box shaped drywall room tacked on at the back of the Main Compound. The last remaining, and youngest, wife won at the end and got to redocorate a little in her favorite "it's Tuscan!" style in 2001 after the husband died. Missing: bowl of grapes, fat chef wine bottle holder.

In a word, it sucks.

The only things I'd keep are the updated cabinets (nice wood, looks solidly built , like the style) and the rabbit wallpaper. I do dig that wallpaper for scent in a small space.

I agree with iowgirl, paint and a little updating would go a long way. I actually like it a lot!