The Reich Stuff

Double castle doors open to reveal a glass floor in the hall.

Oddly, not the whole floor is glass. It kind of reminds me of an office building.

Double glass doors open to this modern sitting room. Look at the narrow shelf in that wall on the left.

It's so open and angular. Two weird columns and a skylight are in the middle. Look at all the angles, and that piece of art on the wall.

I don't know why, but this layout disorients me.

Details of the ceiling. Who designed this house?

It's so open.

There's a large home office with a panoramic view.

Large full bath in the main living area

Check out the angular kitchen and how tall the glass cabinets are. It's open, though, to the hallway.

To the left of the kitchen counter there's a dining area.

This bedroom suite isn't particularly interesting.

It has a nice blue ensuite.

Coming down the stairs to the rec room, there're more interesting architectural details.

There's also a full 2nd kitchen down here. Look at the counter.

It has the same angular design as the upstairs kitchen. There're fancy tile counters and a matching backsplash.

Very large primary bedroom with a raised nook for the bed and a large sitting area.

It has a plain 3pc. bath.

This looks like a business office with a separate outdoor entrance.

Down in the front and off to the side, there's a rock garden with a little water feature and footbridge.

10.5 acres of land.