This very special home was custom designed and built in 1956 for MSU's Dean of Agriculture Leon Johnson, who later served as MSU president from 1964 to 1969. It features that "Mid century Modern" design that brings the outdoors indoors through large windows that draw your eye immediately to the beautiful landscaping outside. . The exterior is original cedar siding, reversed in approx. 1998,a metal roof, and large windows to let in tons of natural light year round. The hidden back lawn features mature trees and shrubs, a garden area, wild strawberries, a small pond that attracts many wild bird species , and an array of flowers that creates an oasis of privacy and natural surroundings. The large patio is a wonderful setting to relax or entertain as you wish. The main level features real hardwood flooring, cabinets by well known cabinet makers of the time Mcphie Cabinetry and a classic red brick fireplace to warm the light and sunny living room. Downstairs you will find two additional bedrooms, full bath, a laundry/work room, and a sunny family room complete with fireplace and looped wool carpet imported from Europe.