Residenza Unifamiliare A Brighton

Step into a true architectural statement. Originally built in 1979, this one-of-a-kind monolithic concrete dome home has been thoughtfully updated while honoring the vision of its original designer. Every detail celebrates the home’s distinctive character, from the dramatic two-story living room with its soaring skylight to the sunken conversation pit centered around a cozy fireplace. Three other original circular windows fill the home with abundant natural light while adding to its unmistakable charm. The spacious kitchen beautifully balances timeless design with contemporary convenience, featuring all-new stainless steel appliances, durable concrete countertops, a generous butler’s pantry that keeps everyday essentials neatly tucked away, and the home’s original Japanese floor tile, a rare design element preserved for the next owner. Throughout the renovation, special care was taken to retain the home’s authenticity, including reclaiming the original tile for the kitchen backsplash from the upstairs bathroom renovation. Thoughtfully renovated with sustainability in mind, this home isn’t just unique, it’s been improved with longevity and efficiency at the forefront. Updates include a high-efficiency natural gas furnace, Energy Star appliances, reclaimed wood accents, and sustainably selected renovation materials where possible. The home’s energy-conscious dome design, known for efficient air circulation and reduced exterior surface area contributes to improved heating and cooling performance compared to many conventional homes. Outside, the fenced backyard offers privacy and flexibility, with room to relax, entertain, garden, or even keep a small flock of backyard chickens. Whether you envision fresh eggs, homegrown vegetables, or simply enjoying a private outdoor retreat, the possibilities are endless. This is more than a home…it’s a work of art that inspires creativity and is a place where exceptional design becomes everyday living.