A Circular Home With Dizzying Charm Seeks $3.7M in Connecticut
Three sunlit pavilions unite in this New England residence designed by Lester Korzilius in 1992.
Three sunlit pavilions unite in this New England residence designed by Lester Korzilius in 1992.
In the picturesque countryside of Washington, Connecticut, about an hour’s drive from New Haven, sits a striking five-bedroom home that’s now up for grabs. The residence was designed by internationally acclaimed architect Lester Korzilius, and it offers nearly 6,000 square feet of living space on a 13-acre parcel.
The home is tucked away in the quaint area of Sylvan Hill. "We spent a magical winter weekend at The Mayflower Inn, our first exposure to Washington, Connecticut," explain the owners. "It felt like a storybook town, combining natural beauty and spaciousness, while still offering a far greater variety of services and restaurants than we expected given the population size."
Photo by Noah Butler, Alpha Photography
Resting on 13 acres, the cedar-clad dwelling is enveloped by nature.
Photo by Noah Butler, Alpha Photography
The home was originally built in 1992, and it has only changed hands a few times since—most recently in 2002. Since then, the current owners—an eye surgeon and an entertainment attorney—have not only cared for the dwelling with meticulous detail, but also expanded it.
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