Built in 1961, the Brookover House stands as a rare architectural treasure on over half an acre next to the 9th hole of Hillcrest Country Club, offering exceptional privacy and picturesque views. Custom-designed by Grider & La March Architects, the home highlights the contemporary style of the 20th-century Modern Movement. A striking 12-sided central hub connects seamlessly to a fan-shaped private wing of the house. Enjoy the ease of single-level living, where every essential space is conveniently located on the main floor. Seamless transitions from the main living area to the outdoors through a wall of windows create ideal settings for both entertaining and everyday living. The living areas blend relaxation and functionality, offering cozy spots for family evenings and flexible spaces that accommodate children's play or quiet reading. Outdoor patios become an extension of the main living space, with golf course views. Trey Hoff has presented plans that include a 3-car garage, an updated primary suite with a spa-inspired bathroom, large walk-in closet, and a guest suite. All updates are thoughtfully integrated to preserve the home’s distinctive original architectural elements. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Owners may make modifications to the property, as there are no restrictions associated with the designation.