Step into a rare piece of Tuscaloosa's architectural history — this mid-century modern home was designed by Don Buel Schuyler, the architect behind the city's art deco Queen City Pool House, and it still carries his original vision: thoughtfully renovated to meet modern comfort without erasing a single line of the design that made it worth saving. Set on a private 0.75-acre lot just minutes from downtown, the house was built to blur the line between indoors and out — deliberate sightlines, natural light, and a floor plan that treats the surrounding landscape as part of the room rather than a view of it. Three bedrooms sleep up to seven, so bring the family or the group. It’s close enough to the University and downtown for game day or a night out, far enough back on its lot that you'll forget both exist. This isn't a house dressed up to look retro — it's the real 1953 article, quietly brought up to speed.