The New London house is an example of not knowing when to stop building - both ends have what appears to be afterthoughts added to them. $2 mil for a house w/o central air?The Irvington contemporary (I've noticed the use of "contemporary" when the house design is unclassifiable) is upside-down - sleep on the first floor and live on the second? And for $1.6 mil the elevator doesn't work?

The New London house is an example of not knowing when to stop building - both ends have what appears to be afterthoughts added to them. $2 mil for a house w/o central air?The Irvington contemporary (I've noticed the use of "contemporary" when the house design is unclassifiable) is upside-down - sleep on the first floor and live on the second? And for $1.6 mil the elevator doesn't work?

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