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 composed 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 home balances bold architectural expression with warmth and livability. A soaring two-story great room forms the centerpiece of the residence, while floating staircases and suspended bridge-style catwalks create a sculptural sense of movement throughout the interior, offering layered perspectives across the living spaces below. The floor plan was designed with intentional separation and flow. A privately positioned primary suite occupies the main level, creating a retreat distinct from the secondary bedrooms and upper-level living spaces. Above, open-air catwalk corridors connect the bedrooms while overlooking the great room, reinforcing the home's gallery-like atmosphere of openness, light, and scale. A dedicated media lounge introduces a quieter, more intimate contrast to the expansive public spaces. At the heart of the home, the kitchen functions as both centerpiece and gathering space, appointed with oversized stone islands, custom cabinetry, professional-grade appliances, and seamless integration into the dining and living areas beneath elevated wood ceilings. Natural light moves effortlessly throughout the residence, framed by floor-to-ceiling glass and carefully curated views of the surrounding oak canopy. The .70-acre setting enhances the home's sense of privacy and architectural presence, creating generous outdoor space while preserving the clean, intentional relationship between the residence and its landscape. Every material and proportion feels deliberate, rooted in the timeless principles of Mid-Century Modern architecture while elevated through refined craftsmanship and contemporary execution.