Located minutes from the village of Norwich, Vermont and downtown Hanover, New Hampshire, this striking Frank Lloyd Wright inspired contemporary is sited on a promontory that allows for expansive views across the Connecticut River Valley to the east as well as rolling, high meadows and stunning sunsets in the west. The 1989 construction speaks directly to the influence of one of America's most notable architects. Driven by the belief in designing in harmony with humanity and the natural world, a philosophy Wright called organic architecture, the property achieves a seamless connection between the built and natural environments. The home's designer sought to achieve a balance between the lightness and airiness of the glass and the solidity and permanence of the wood and stone and simple geometric shapes yield to expansive windows within the framework of the angular stucco exterior, capturing stunning local and long range vistas. All the hallmarks of a Prairie style home are here; handmade craftsmanship, simple and natural woodwork, organic materials and natural forms, an open concept first floor, flow from inside to outside, natural materials and motifs and massive walls of windows.