Designed by Edwin Paul, this architecturally significant Mid-Century Modern sited on a dramatic 4.2-acre property was uniquely designed to balance the structure with its surroundings. Floor to ceiling glass allows light and beauty inside, while the topography provides privacy. Its simplicity and openness invite entertaining or smaller gatherings. Updated and expanded in 1993 by noted architect Duo Dickenson, and updated in 2014 by the current owners. The kitchen has top of the line appliances, stone and stainless-steel counters, and ample cabinetry. The primary suite has three walk-in closets, an office loft and a sitting room with a private deck. Seen in NYTimes, Gr.Time, Gr. Historical Society ''Edwin H. Paul House,'' A ''Quartet of Mid-Cenury Houses''. A gem not to be missed. The kitchen boasts top of the line appliances, stone and stainless-steel counters, and ample cabinetry, all open to the main living and dining area. Its secluded primary suite has three walk-in closets, an office loft and a sitting room with a private deck. Featured in the New York Times, House & Garden, Greenwich Time it is recognized as of a notable examples of Greenwich Mid-Century architecture. by Greenwich Historical Society