Sitting along the Connecticut shoreline, this “architectural masterpiece” is a “compelling” build of Robert Page’s, according to its listing.
Designed by Page and located at 61 Hartford Ave. in Madison, it was built in 2010 in collaboration with builders Baldwin and Baldwin. It stretches over 3,300 square feet on 0.13 acres. Most of your time as the new homeowner would be spent on the three exterior decks which include a “Skydeck.”
According to its listing, it’s “unlike any other beach area home you have ever seen.” It contains three bedrooms and three bathrooms and is called a “true study in material, light and craftsmanship.” Three homes away from the Long Island Sound, it has rights to the Hartford Avenue Beach.
The inside is full of Douglas fir vertical grain paneling throughout and according to its listing, “the house tells the story of how much effort this took – everywhere you look, extensive custom hand-built cabinetry, bookshelves and cubbies.”
The home also includes owned solar panels and two custom lifts – one in the stairwell as a dumbwaiter for all four levels and an exterior lift to bring firewood to the second floor veranda.
It is listed for $2.5 million and is represented by Margaret Muir of William Pitt Julie Bee Sotheby’s International Realty.
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