4904 Riverside Dr, Richmond, VA 23225

This exceptional 1952 residence was designed by noted local architect Frederick Bud Hyland, a pioneering force behind the citys early modernist movement. Hyland, who trained under legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, drew inspiration from his mentors principles-emphasizing harmony between architecture and nature, clean horizontal lines, and thoughtfully integrated indoor-outdoor living.nnSet on a generous lot along Riverside Drive, the home reflects the hallmarks of mid-century modern design, with an emphasis on simplicity, functionality, and connection to its surroundings. Multi-level decks span the front of the home, overlooking a beautifully landscaped lawn with views of Riverside Drive and the James River. Inside, the great room showcases exposed brick and warm wood-paneled walls, a built-in dry bar, gas fireplace, and working clerestory-style windows along the roofline that invite in natural light. The kitchen features stone tile countertops, Ballard cabinetry, a new electric stove, freshly painted cabinets, and high-end tile, with direct access to the front patio.nnThe primary suite offers a private retreat with a glass slider to the rear deck, grasscloth wall coverings, exposed brick, remote-controlled blinds, and an en suite bath with tiled shower, vanity, and a convenient washer/dryer closet. Additional bedrooms feature distinctive design elements including brick walls, large fixed windows, and custom storage. The hall bath preserves its original tub alongside til