Set back off the road, on a large level lot in the desirable woodsy Mid-Century-Modern neighborhood of Turning Mill, this post-and-beam two-story (plus finished lower level) home was custom-designed by architect Lucy Rapaport. What makes this extremely well-maintained home distinctive is the blend of Modernist elements, such as generous windows and open-plan flow, in a more traditional layout than ordinarily found in Mid-Century-Mod homes. You are welcomed in a bright and open center-entrance, slate-floored foyer. In keeping with the openness of the home, a central staircase with open risers allow light through. A formal living room with a fireplace is to the left; and a dining room area that flows from the living room connects to the eat-in kitchen. Off of the kitchen is a generously sized family room, situated in a 1988 addition, also architect-designed, and which includes a luxurious master suite above, with full bath, sitting room, and walk-in closet.