Upper Floor: The layout of the house is attuned to its setting, with glass curtain walls capturing lake views and western light in the sensational open-concept spaces. A 60-foot balcony with new decking and custom steel railing flanks the rear of the house facing the water, creating an inherent connection to nature. Designed for entertaining, the glass-walled living/dining room centers on the original cone-shaped fireplace and features a built-in wet bar with counter seating for easy entertaining. A dining area opens to the waterside balcony as well as the sleek chef's kitchen. Recently remodeled and expanded, the eat-in kitchen features a large island with Dekton countertops, new Fisher & Paykel refrigerator/freezer, GE Monogram refrigerator, Wolf range with double ovens and Bosch dishwasher. There is a stone patio off the kitchen for indoor/outdoor dining. In its own wing, the renovated window-walled primary suite overlooks the lake and island from its elevated vantage point. Adjoining the bedroom is a large walk-in closet and ultramodern bathroom with soaking tub, shower and double sinks. On the east side of the house are two more bedrooms that share a hall bath. Off the living room, a handsome wood-paneled study with a fireplace and full bathroom could serve as a potential fifth bedroom. There is a powder room on this floor as well as a laundry room with a new Samsung washer and dryer.

Ground Floor: A staircase in the living room leads to this partially finished, walk-out level with its' own entry, storage and an en-suite bedroom. An ideal guest suite, the glass-walled bedroom enjoys serene water views and opens to a covered stone patio.

Meticulously upgraded from top to bottom with updated systems and mechanicals: HVAC, boiler, well, water filtration system, radon system, septic system; and extensive interior and exterior renovations, such as updated plumbing and electrical, a new roof, and siding; this is a rare opportunity to own an architecturally significant home in turnkey condition.

Property: Screened by trees for ultimate privacy, the house sits on 4.50 bucolic acres overlooking Wildwood Lake. A delightful wooden bridge leads to a small, private island. A free-form pool with spa looks out over the sloping lawn to the lake. Detached three-car garage.

Location: North Stamford feels like a woodsy country retreat; a world apart from the bustle of the city center downtown. Perhaps not as well known for its architecture as neighboring New Canaan, Stamford itself has a significant number of mid-century modern houses. It is remarkable that many of these are still standing today. During the city's post-World War II boom, corporations moved their headquarters to Stamford and executives sought out the leading architects of the day to build their suburban homes. Within a 15-minute drive of Wildwood Road is Frank Lloyd Wright's Sanders House, Richard Neutra's Glen House and Jim Evans' Delaney House.