Award winning contemporary home designed by Charles Goodman in Hammond Wood, where houses were built with entire "window walls" made of glass to take advantage of the natural setting and make optimum use of natural light. Nestled in a neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places where all of the houses are angled to minimize direct exposure to neighboring windows. Goodmans liberal use of floor to ceiling walls of windows take advantage of the neighborhood's dense foliage, including forsythia, dogwood, beech, maples, tulip poplars and hemlocks that contribute to privacy and creating a sense of bringing the outdoors inside. Single story living in this beautiful two bedroom home just one mile from the metro station. This home has high peaked ceilings, open living, kitchen updates include new kitchen appliances flooring and counter tops, new furnace, hot water heater and new carpeting throughout. There is nothing like living in a Goodman contemporary home.

Walk to Metro.