110 Rockhill - A newly built architectural masterpiece by Dave Isaacs Homes, nearing completion and set on a private .70-acre estate, this architecturally striking Mid-Century Modern residence is conceived with the presence and restraint of a contemporary gallery. Defined by dramatic horizontal lines, exposed structural steel, expansive walls of glass, and richly toned wood ceilings, the architecture balances bold expression with remarkable warmth and livability. A soaring two-story great room anchors the home beneath sculptural volumes of light, while floating staircases and suspended bridge-style catwalks create an ever-changing dialogue between levels, framing layered perspectives throughout the living spaces. The floor plan is intentionally composed, placing the private primary suite on the main level as a secluded retreat alongside a secondary downstairs bedroom, ideal for guests or multigenerational living. Above, open-air galleries connect the remaining bedrooms while overlooking the great room, reinforcing the home's sculptural sense of openness, light, and scale. A dedicated media lounge introduces a quieter, more intimate counterpoint to the home's expansive public spaces. At its center, the kitchen functions as both architectural focal point and gathering place, appointed with oversized stone islands, custom cabinetry, professional-grade appliances, and seamless integration into the surrounding living and dining spaces beneath elevated wood ceilings. A four-car garage extends the home's thoughtful design, offering generous accommodation without compromising the purity of the architectural composition. Floor-to-ceiling glass dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior, allowing natural light to animate the home throughout the day while framing curated views of the surrounding oak canopy. Set across .70 acres, the grounds reinforce the residence's sense of privacy and permanence, creating a landscape that complements rather than competes with the architecture. Every proportion, material, and detail reflects the enduring principles of Mid-Century Modern design-clarity of form, structural honesty, and a seamless relationship between architecture, light, and landscape-executed with exceptional craftsmanship and contemporary precision.