Located in the highly desirable and historic Six Moon Hill neighborhood, 33 Moon Hill Road is an outstanding updated Modernist house, custom-designed by the legendary firm, The Architects Collaborative (TAC), for the Kipp family in 1948. Sally Harkness was the principal partner of the design. Dick Morehouse designed the family room addition. Over 2600 square feet of living area, divided into two wings, with a central living room and dining room forming a nucleus and creating a Zen-like courtyard with a koi pond, visible from most of the house. The home is sited perfectly, maximizing natural light year round, with eaves that minimize the mid-day summer sun. The house is cooled by two commercial grade, roof-mounted air conditioning units. Skylights bring in even more natural light. A chef's kitchen with radiant floor heat flows into a family room. The bedroom wing is on the other side of the house, maximizing quiet and privacy. Neighborhood pool membership.