9 Deepwood Rd.

A 1971 architect-designed cedar contemporary set into bedrock in the Connecticut woods 56 miles from Columbus Circle NYC. Designed in the Frank Lloyd Wright's organic architecture tradition — harmoniously integrated into the surrounding environment. The west face is two full stories of sliding glass opening onto stacked decks that project over rock and forest, and it takes strong afternoon and golden-hour light. Doubles easily for a ski house, an upstate retreat, or a Pacific Northwest modern.

Kitchen and primary bathroom recently renovated. Designed and produced by the owners and featuring custom cabinets, high-end appliances, lightning and tile by designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec. In the summer, the house is not visible from the completely wooded area–when the leaves are out–making the property perfect for wilderness scenes, without needing to head into the deep woods. Surrounding area is filled with miles and miles of rock walls dating back to 18th century. 56 miles from Columbus Circle NYC 41° 13' 59.808'' N 73° 21' 12.42'' W Google Map Connecticut Office of Film Location ID: #10163317 Insurance required. Insurance is included if you book through one of our partners. SketchUp file available upon request. Homeowners are NYC-based creative professionals who work in advertising and event production. They live full-time in the house with their young son and large friendly dog.