Open house canceled, Home is under contract. Vaulted ceilings, dramatic architectural lines, clerestory windows, and a striking low-slung roofline define this architect-designed mid-century modern home by Ralph Fournier. Built in 1952 in Crestwood’s architecturally significant and highly sought-after Ridgewood neighborhood, 931 Coffey reflects the area’s distinctive postwar-modern design. Tucked among mature trees in the Lindbergh School District, this light-filled home pairs iconic MCM character with thoughtful updates throughout. Thriving foundation plantings provide welcoming curb appeal. A snappy front entrance leads to a spacious family room—the original carport was enclosed, expanding the home’s living space while maintaining its efficient three-bedroom, one-bath ranch-style footprint. A freestanding fireplace anchors the room as a dramatic architectural focal point, flanked by convenient built-in storage. The interior has been freshly painted and new luxury vinyl plank flooring, flows throughout the home (2026). Sliding doors open to a lush, fenced backyard, where you can enjoy a hot tub that conveys with the home. The open living, dining, and kitchen spaces are framed by expansive windows that fill the home with natural light. Original wood details, built-in storage nooks, statement lighting, and a striking stone fireplace add warmth, texture, and authenticity. Kitchen updates include new stainless-steel appliances, countertops, and backsplash. Completely remodeled bathroom has new vanity, fixtures, flooring, tub, and tile. A large utility and laundry room adds valuable functionality. Both plumbing stacks were replaced in summer 2026. Newer HVAC and electrical panel. Just minutes from the new restaurants, shops, and amenities revitalizing Crestwood, this is a rare opportunity for buyers who appreciate thoughtful design, abundant natural light, and timeless mid-century style.