This 1956 Contemporary designed by modernist pioneer William Lescaze is in keeping with modernist architecture philosophy, with functionality and views at the forefront of the design. The spatial impact the numerous windows have is dramatic, cocooning one in the surrounding canopy of trees. At the same time, the open floor plan gives a contrasting sense of space — the resulting feeling is that of being held and released. With 46 acres, the home’s views remain untouched and offer a true escape; wander through the woods and enjoy the sounds of the waterfall or stream. This home is for those seeking to live without walls and those who wish to find inspiration and serenity from the New England landscape.