John Black Lee’s famous A-frame home in Connecticut is on the market

If you've ever wondered what it's like to throw stones from a <a href="http://inhabitat.com/?s=glass+house&amp;_=1482223945">glass house</a>, this might be the place for you. Tucked away in a secluded forest plot, the entrance to the late architect John Black Lee's spectacular Connecticut home is through a glass-enclosed <a href="http://inhabitat.com/?s=skylight&amp;_=1482223501">A-frame skylight</a> that drenches the interior with natural light. The modernist architect lived in the home, which sits on two and a half acres, for 25 years until <a href="http://ncadvertiser.com/74624/obituary-john-black-lee-91-designer-of-prominent-modern-homes-here/#axzz48jmo5nLC">his death</a> earlier this year.

John Black Lee was a well-known modernist architect who was often called the “sixth” of the Harvard Five.

Lee was known for his glass residential designs, including Lee House 1, Lee House 2, and the System, or DeSilver, House, all located in New Canaan.

160 Mill Road is a glass and concrete structure built by Lee in 1990.

Glass doors lead out onto the wraparound concrete balcony, which offers stunning views of the surrounding nature.

Once on the inside, the expansive interior has an open floor plan with a sunken living room and kitchen centered around a massive stone fireplace.

Concrete walls, columns and ceilings give the home a unique brutalistic character, which is nicely contrasted with the home's natural setting.

The house opens up to its natural surroundings by glass doors that wraparound the structure.

The home offers stunning views of the natural surroundings.

The 1,980 square foot home sits tucked away on two and a half acres of forest and overlooks the Silvermine River.

John Black Lee's home is currently on the market for $750,000.