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A mid-century modern home designed by renowned architect Ralph Twitchell, a founding member of the Sarasota School of Architecture movement, is now on the market in Siesta Key.
Built in 1954, the home at 121 Ogden Street is one of the few Twitchell homes in the area.
The 1,882-square-foot home consists of two main buildings, which Twitchell calls “pavilions,” surrounding an outdoor pool area. In addition to three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the estate features wood-burning fireplaces, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings, terrazzo floors and more.
Twitchell was a founding member of the Modernist Movement at the Sarasota School of Architecture and was responsible for numerous groundbreaking projects in the Tampa Bay area, such as Cocoon House, Old Riverview High School, Sarasota High School, Revere Quality House (Revere Quality House), Lido Beach Casino, etc.
Coincidentally, a home designed by Carl Abbott, the youngest and last member of the Sarasota School of Architecture, is currently for sale in Tierra Verde.
The Twitchell home is currently asking $2.15 million, and the listing agent is Spencer Robinson of Preferred Shore.
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