The house was designed by innovative mid-century architects Keck & Keck in the 60s around an oval-shaped pool. The architects were pioneers of sustainable architecture.

It features a 70-foot- long open living room/dining room that looks onto the pool. A sunken roman tub, terrazzo floors, and lots of built-in cabinets add touches of mid-century elegance.

Renovating this historic home took an extra ounce of personalized care, honoring the history of space and breathing new life.