With only two owners, and never publicly available, The Hoierman house is at once stoic and beautiful. With preservation top of mind, the original layout of the interior remains unchanged and signature Ju-Nel features include unpainted masonry both inside and out, original screening inside, and upgraded steel screening in the original design on the exterior, original lighting and original beams all remain. Outside of the clerestory windows which flank each side, there is not a window exposed to the street. Set on almost half an acre in a cul-de-sac, this home is the ultimate expression of privacy, achieved without a hedgerow or menacing wall of masonry. The steel gates to the courtyard can be locked for an additional level of privacy and seclusion. The 400+ sq ft main living area is spacious and with a wall of windows opening to the courtyard, brings the outdoors inside. Ju-Nel's original floorpan remains family friendly, with the bedroom wing of the house separated from rest of the home. It is one of a handful of Ju-Nel homes featuring terrazzo, which is in remarkable condition. Updates since the Niemann's acquired the home in 2007 include cork flooring, level 5 drywall, new HVAC, new double pane aluminum windows, cherry cabinets in the kitchen and full baths, Kohler fixturing and Ann Sacks floor tile in the full baths.