Tucked away in the rolling hills of Norfolk, Connecticut, the House on Sunset Ridge showcases the impeccable design of architect Robert Luntz. This 2,650-square-foot prefab home serves as a weekend retreat for a family of four seeking respite from their hectic New York City lifestyle. Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass windows that maximize natural light and provide sweeping views of the surrounding countryside, this LEED-certified residence blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living.

About House on Sunset Ridge
Located just north of Norfolk, Connecticut, this remarkable prefab home was designed by Robert Luntz in 2008 as a weekend getaway for a family of four seeking respite from the bustling city life of New York. Perched atop a scenic hillside, the 2,650 sq ft (247 sq m) residence effortlessly blends indoor and outdoor living, offering sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Architectural Harmony: Maximizing Daylight and Connectivity
The home’s innovative design features floor-to-ceiling aluminum-clad windows that flood the interior with natural light and foster a seamless connection to the serene outdoor environment. Thoughtfully divided into two distinct bars, the layout places the public spaces on the first floor, while the second-floor hosts the private bedrooms, creating a harmonious flow throughout the home.
Embracing the Elements: Year-Round Comfort and Sustainability
The main living area, wrapped in glass, features a h...