Tucked away in Copley, Ohio, 920 Wallwood Dr is far more than a house—it’s an architectural experience.
Built in 1962 during the height of the Mid-Century Modern movement, this 2,000-square-foot residence blends bold design, natural materials, and everyday comfort on a beautifully landscaped 0.59-acre lot. With three bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, the home proves that thoughtful architecture can feel both artistic and livable.
Designed around movement and discovery, the home features dramatic angles, changing views, and carefully planned spaces that connect the indoors with nature. Warm wood tones, exposed brick, expansive glass, and custom details create a timeless atmosphere that feels preserved yet practical.
The showpiece is the stunning great room, where soaring marine cherry wood ceilings, integrated lighting, polished concrete floors, a brick fireplace, built-in seating, and custom shelving create a space that is both dramatic and inviting.
Large windows and glass doors bring the outdoors inside, opening to a wraparound screened porch with skylights—perfect for morning coffee, entertaining, or enjoying the changing seasons. The kitchen continues the home’s design philosophy with tall ceilings, exposed brick, a skylight, and an efficient layout focused on function and character.
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