This landmark home was designed by A.L Aydelott as his personal home. The unusual hyperbolic paraboloid roof is supported at each corner, at the ground, leaving the interior free of structural constraint so the ceilings can soar. Owned by the same family since 1980, its extensive woodwork—ceilings, walls, windows—is remarkably preserved. Important original finishes like terrazzo and brick floors and tile backsplash remain in excellent condition. The bedroom carpet and kitchen floor are new and in keeping with Aydelott's vision. Extensive landscaped grounds with pool, specimen trees, and mature plantings. The main house has two bedrooms and a lofted study with fireplace. While the original steel pergola was enclosed to create the sunny breakfast room, no modifications were made to Aydelott's essential plan. The guest house was Aydelott's home office and has been expanded to encompass a bedroom, bath, kitchen, dining room, and living room with private patio and access to the pool. The full circle drive allows guests to park near front door while residents can pull through to the large carport near the kitchen and guest house doors.