A Modern Hilltop Home in the Catskills Reminds Some of The Shire

A unique residence tucked away among the trees on the hilltops of the touristy Catskills has managed to both confuse — and charm — people on a popular social media real estate page.

It’s called Curved Space, and the three-bedroom, two-bathroom Woodstock home is “nourished by the woods with an appreciation for whimsy and beauty,” the Zillow.com listing describes.

And it’s listed for $679,000.

“It actually came from the brilliant mind of designer-director Hilary Harris, whose work has been featured in the Metropolitan Museum of Art,” the listing reads. “The first thing you notice as you approach are the bright green roofs that have a wavy shape rather than roof lines. A gorge with a stream and waterfall cuts through the grounds, providing soothing, magical sounds and a chance to cool off when it’s hot.”

And the structures’ interiors — which include a 3,324-square-foot main residence, a guest house, a secluded yurt and a treehouse — are just as charming.

“Inside, art is everywhere: curved walls, natural materials, windows that provide passive solar heat, mountain and forest views and emphasize the organic forms of the design.”

The gorgeous residence caught the attention of Zillow Gone Wild, a Facebook and Twitter account that covered the interesting property, and fans were divided about the emotions the home evoked.

“I would get drunk in this house and try to develop Kubrick’s vision figure out how to get to the bed“, one person joked.

“I’m simple must have it” said another.

“i love it that’s all, – gushed someone.

“It’s just a modernized version of the house in the Shire,” one person tweeted.

“Dream house (like… a house I would see in a real dream),” noted another.

“Now THIS is it it’s something I would really do vile things for,’ someone said. “I would sell my family, my friends, my love interests, all of them, just so I could sit, alone, in this strange place. Just to “exist” within its crooked walls. My God.”

“That reminds me cat house but for man. Make sense, but I like it,” said one person.

“It’s so fancy, I really like it. The kitchen island is gorgeous!” another said on Facebook.

“…….I like it. The cabinets and appliances could use an update, but the house itself is really fun and quirky,” someone commented.