1306 Grants Ln, Ossining, NY 10562

Some homes are simply built. Others are designed to change the way you experience nature. This extraordinary 1956 residence by renowned architect David Henken, one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most celebrated apprentices, is one of those rare homes.nPrivately nestled on more than 17 breathtaking acres above a babbling stream near Teatown Lake Reservation, the home embodies the timeless principles of organic architecture, where walls of glass, natural materials, and thoughtful siting dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out. Built from Philippine mahogany, stone, slate, and glass, every detail was carefully considered to create harmony with the surrounding landscape. The result is a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom home that feels remarkably current nearly seventy years later.nInside, soaring glass walls frame the changing seasons while a dramatic stone fireplace anchors the main living space. Original built-ins, slate floors, rich mahogany, and a signature wraparound deck celebrate Henken's vision, while the thoughtfully updated kitchen and recent improvements allow the home to function beautifully for modern living. Designed using passive solar principles decades before sustainability became mainstream, the home captures the low winter sun for natural warmth while deep roof overhangs provide cooling shade throughout the summer additionally geothermal heating, solar, and other thoughtful updates bring modern all-electric comfort to the home.nComplementing the main residence is a beauti