A home held quietly by the woods
Set on 2.31 private acres at the end of a quiet side street, this Contemporary Colonial lives as a retreat. Large Andersen windows line nearly every room, so the forest becomes part of the architecture, morning light filtering through the trees, the seasons turning just beyond the glass. Its dramatic peaked rooflines are European-inspired architecture, a deliberate, elegant design that gives the home its distinctive silhouette. Conservation trails begin at the doorstep, four seasons of walking through the Delaney Watershed, with the town fields, tennis and basketball courts only minutes on.
Inside, a 2025 renovation gave the house a fresh, warm heart. A quartz kitchen with a large island opens to the living room, where a brick fireplace anchors the space and doors swing out to the patio for easy entertaining. Refinished Brazilian cherry runs underfoot. Above, a spectacular primary suite rises into a cathedral ceiling with skylights and a private balcony over the forest. It is a home built for gathering and for quiet, with room, still, to grow.
