235 Thunder Hill Drive

Light-filled spaces, an open layout, and a seamless connection to the outdoors define this unique contemporary home on one private acre in Stamford. The main level was designed for everyday living and entertaining, with the kitchen flowing into a spacious great room that combines the living and dining areas around a wood-burning fireplace. Large windows bring in natural light throughout the day, while the screened-in deck creates a comfortable place to enjoy morning coffee, dinner with friends, or a quiet evening overlooking the property. Upstairs, cathedral ceilings add volume and character to the two-bedroom layout. The home also offers two full baths and a convenient half bath. A separate room with direct access to the patio provides an ideal space for a home office, studio, or den. Outside, the one-acre setting offers privacy, mature trees, a detached one-car garage, and access rights to the Mianus River. Originally built as one of the Mid-Century Techbuilt homes, the property combines timeless design with a floor plan that feels just as comfortable today as it did when it was first conceived. If you're looking for something with character, natural light, and a setting that's hard to find, this home offers a refreshing alternative to the ordinary. From the moment you walk in, the home feels connected to its surroundings. Large windows frame the changing seasons, the screened-in deck extends the living space outdoors, and the open great room naturally becomes the place where everyone gathers. The flexible floor plan easily adapts to today's lifestyle. Whether you need a dedicated home office, a creative studio, or a quiet reading room, the space with direct patio access offers plenty of possibilities. For buyers who appreciate thoughtful design, this home is also part of the Mid-Century Techbuilt collection developed by architect Carl Koch. These homes are known for their efficient use of space, abundant natural light, and open floor plans-qualities that continue to appeal to homeowners today. While its architectural pedigree is noteworthy, what stands out most is simply how comfortable, functional, and welcoming the home feels.