THE ROOM The breakfast nook 
 WHY IT'S SPECIAL Floor-to-ceiling windows in the space reveal views of a pond and the backyard pool. “We fell in love with the acre the house sat on,” says owner Cynthia Domes. “My husband, being a contractor, saw the potential of what could be done. The breakfast nook was built for the view of the backyard.” 
 THE HOUSE The Postmodern home serves as a residence, but with 6,000 square feet of space (that includes a three-car garage, wet bar, movie theater and pool), Domes says she feels like it’s more of a getaway. “Once you walk in the front door, you leave the stress of the world behind,” she says. “After years of planning, we did build our dream home. I always felt this was our piece of paradise.” 
 THE ASKING PRICE $1,073,000 
 LISTING AGENT Michael Franz, <a href="http://www.signaturepremier.com/">Signature Premier Properties</a>, 631-673-3700

THE ROOM The breakfast nook WHY IT'S SPECIAL Floor-to-ceiling windows in the space reveal views of a pond and the backyard pool. “We fell in love with the acre the house sat on,” says owner Cynthia Domes. “My husband, being a contractor, saw the potential of what could be done. The breakfast nook was built for the view of the backyard.” THE HOUSE The Postmodern home serves as a residence, but with 6,000 square feet of space (that includes a three-car garage, wet bar, movie theater and pool), Domes says she feels like it’s more of a getaway. “Once you walk in the front door, you leave the stress of the world behind,” she says. “After years of planning, we did build our dream home. I always felt this was our piece of paradise.” THE ASKING PRICE $1,073,000 LISTING AGENT Michael Franz, Signature Premier Properties, 631-673-3700

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