There’s a reason homes like this don’t come up often.

Set on approximately half an acre in Sierra Bonita, this midcentury property offers the kind of space, layout, and character that’s hard to replicate. It’s a home that feels intentional—open where it should be, private where it matters.

Inside, the floor plan flows naturally with expansive living areas designed for both everyday life and hosting. Original pine floors have been well maintained, adding warmth and authenticity throughout. The kitchen is positioned at the center of it all, featuring custom cabinetry, stainless appliances, and an island that opens to the main living space.

The split-bedroom layout creates separation for the primary suite, while each bedroom includes a walk-in closet—something you don’t always find in homes of this era. A flexible bonus room adds options: office, additional living space, or a quiet retreat depending on how you live.

Toward the back of the home, an oversized screened porch extends the living space and creates an easy connection to the outdoors.

The lot is where this property really stands out. Spanning roughly half an acre, the backyard is fenced and surrounded by mature trees and native landscaping, offering shade, privacy, and a sense of space that’s becoming increasingly rare in Mobile. A storage shed and irrigation system are already in place.

Additional features include a two-car garage with dedicated storage, a large driveway, double-insulated windows, and a transferable termite bond through Orkin.

For buyers looking for a midcentury home in Sierra Bonita with land, functionality, and long-term livability—this is a strong opportunity.