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The home is a member of a co-op with amenities including a pool, gym, playground, and picnic areas.

This revamped 1968 residence overlooks the surrounding woods with clerestories, wraparound windows, and an elevated screened porch.

The 1980 residence has a boxy exterior, but the front door opens to a flowing plan with a circular kitchen and conversation pit.

Two of the bedrooms are situated in a guest house on the property.

After scrapping the home’s sheetrock, the architect homeowner exposed its brick and timber structure and installed huge skylights and a massive French mantel.

Wrap-around decks provide significantly more common space for the home, again highlighting the focus on the building's environment.

Robert McElroy and Horace Hartshaw collaborated on the sculptural staircases, bespoke cabinetry, and wood-framed windows in this beautifully crafted compound set on five acres.

The architect and his family lived in the home for nearly six decades.