This lovely Mid-Century Modern home was designed in 1959 by Architect Alexander Smith Cochran for Theodore Sizer, a Yale art historian and director of the Yale University Art Gallery, who wanted a guest house next door to their own home. The soaring windows (10'X6') flood the Kitchen and Living Room with sunlight. The Living Room boasts parquet wood floors, a window span of 16'X6' and a Nexan aluminum deck surrounded by the sounds of nature -great place to enjoy your morning coffee. The remodeled Kitchen was designed by The Kitchen Company in 2009, which includes parquet wood floor, Quartz countertops, small island with stainless steel sink and faucet by Torrco, tile backsplash, and newer appliances. Two bedrooms with built-in bureaus and a remodeled full Bath with beautiful glass tile floor and walls, built-in ironing board, complete the main level. The finished walkout lower level is currently a third bedroom with a refreshed full Bath with tile floor, tub and shower, however it can serve many purposes. Many upgrades include septic, hot water heater (2020), ring alarm security system and cameras (2023), roof (2018-30 yr arch shingle), storm doors, front door (2023), central air, well pump (2019), and more (see list on ATTACHMENTS). Circular driveway, one-car detached garage. Close proximity to Lake Chamberlain's hiking, horse riding trails, and fishing, along with Conservation hiking trails galore! A nature lovers' paradise! NOT A DRIVE BY- Front door faces south/the woods