Known as the Wolf-Huang House, this architect-designed modernist residence is a rare offering of contemporary waterfront architecture set along the shores of Lake Orange. Designed by architect Arielle Condoret Schechter and featured in architectural and design publications, the home embodies a sophisticated balance of modern design, sustainability, and seamless connection to its natural surroundings. Constructed with concrete panels, warm natural materials, and expansive walls of glass, the approximately 2,634-square-foot residence was intentionally designed to capture lake views from nearly every principal room. Light-filled interiors blur the line between indoors and out, creating an immersive living experience centered on water, landscape, and natural light. The floor plan includes a serene primary suite and spa-inspired bath, both positioned to enjoy tranquil water views and a retreat-like atmosphere. At the rear of the home, a full-width outdoor living area combines a screened porch with open-air decking, creating exceptional spaces for entertaining, dining, and relaxation overlooking the lake. Extending the home's commitment to comfort, performance, and sustainability are numerous advanced systems and upgrades: including a rooftop 34-panel 8-kW solar array paired with two Tesla Powerwall battery backup systems for energy independence and resilience. Additional smart-home features include remote-controlled switches, smart outlets, an integrated water filtration system, and a smart garage door system designed for modern living. The sleek open kitchen includes premium stainless steel Miele appliances and built-ins. Beyond the residence, a private dock provides direct access to Lake Orange for boating, sailing, fishing, kayaking, and year-round waterfront recreation. Approached from an South-East-facing entrance and discreetly positioned within its setting, the Wolf-Huang House offers an extraordinary combination of privacy, architectural significance, sustainability, and waterfront lifestyle.