This is the Most Expensive Home on the Market in Wilton

WILTON, CT -- Priced at $7.5 million, this home is the most expensive home on the market currently in Newtown, according to realtor.com. It was built in 2006 and has been on the market for 19 days. View some details of the home below, including some words from the listing agent.

• Address: 121 Middlebrook Farm Rd, Wilton, Connecticut
• Price: $7,500,000
• Square Feet: 6305
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 7 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1979
• Features: Capping a hill with 50-mile views of distant Long Island and the Sound, the Lookout House is a fine example of traditional Japanese design principles coupled with the strong vertical lines of Frank Lloyd Wright - a sensory experience in wood, glass and CT field-stone that integrates into the natural landscape. This 6BR, 8BA, 10,000 SF home, with indoor pool, outdoor pool, and tennis compound, is both elegant and progressive. A sustainable project, this property integrates geothermal heating/cooling systems, utilizes solar hot water, and renewable materials. Lookout House is designed to be lived in as well as admired. South-facing on nearly 5 glorious acres teeming with nature ??? Never underestimate the power of a hypnotic view. Capping a hill with 50-mile views of distant Long Island and the Sound, the Lookout House is a fine example of traditional Japanese design principles coupled with the strong vertical lines of Frank Lloyd Wright - a sensory experience in wood, glass and CT field-stone that integrates into the natural landscape. This 6BR, 8BA, 10,000 SF home, with indoor pool, outdoor pool, and tennis compound, is both elegant and progressive. A sustainable project, this property integrates geothermal heating/cooling systems, utilizes solar hot water, and renewable materials. Lookout House is designed to be lived in as well as admired. South-facing on nearly 5 glorious acres teeming with nature … Never underestimate the power of a hypnotic view.

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