There are ordinary renovation projects, and then there are properties like 435 Avery Hill Road. Set on 49 private acres, this architecturally significant late mid-century modern residence was the former home of a renowned architect and remains full of the ideas that made it unusual in the first place: architectural concrete, wood and glass, white cedar walls, native white pine beams, teak detailing, vaulted spaces, skylights and custom-built storage throughout. This is not a house asking to be made generic. It is a house asking for the right buyer. Outside, the property expands into fields, woodland, stone walls, an in-ground pool, barn, garage and long views across the surrounding hills. The substantial road frontage also introduces another layer of possibility. A buyer may wish to investigate future subdivision or additional land-use options, subject to survey, soils, access, septic, zoning and all required municipal approvals. And 435 does not have to be considered alone. The adjoining 53-acre property at 437 Avery Hill Road is also available, creating the opportunity to assemble the entire 102-acre holding as a private estate. Live in one residence while restoring, repurposing or holding the other. Preserve the full acreage for privacy. Or investigate whether part of the land may have future subdivision potential while retaining a substantial estate of your own. 435 Avery Hill Road is not about finding the newest kitchen or the easiest house to understand. It is about architecture, land and what could be done with both.