Indian Hill House

Indian Hill House, a striking private residence in Groton, Massachusetts, was designed by architect Maurice K. Smith between 1962 and 1963. Nestled on 7 acres of woodland, the house is celebrated for its modernist aesthetic and unique architectural features, including low concrete walls and glazed wooden structures. It has been featured in various architectural publications and praised for its ability to offer diverse interpretations and experiences for its inhabitants. The property is adjacent to a nearly 500-acre conservation area, making it a serene spot for nature lovers. Visitors and researchers alike will find the house's design philosophy and its integration with the surrounding landscape particularly intriguing.