Designed By Award-winning Architect Marc Thorpe, Forest Edge Is The Fifth Solar-powered Residence Built By Edifice Upstate In The Catskills. Perched On A Secluded 2.6-acre Hilltop Overlooking A Peaceful Pond, The Home Embodies Essentialist Living — Modern, Efficient, And Deeply Connected To Nature. Clad In Fsc-certified Pine, The House Features Radiant Floor Heating, An Open Living-kitchen-dining Plan, And A 25-foot Cantilevered Steel Deck Reaching Into The Forest Canopy. Walls Of Glass Frame The Treetops, While A Pellet Stove Anchors The Cozy, Year-round Interior. Upstairs, The Primary Suite Opens Onto A Private Deck With Hillside Views, Joined By Two Guest Rooms And A Serene Bath Finished In Matte Penny Tile And A Soaking Tub. An Outdoor Shower Tucked Beside The House Offers A Refreshing Connection To The Landscape. Powered By 26 Monocrystalline Solar Panels On A 15 K Sol-ark Inverter With A Lithium-ion Lifepo Battery Bank, The Home Generates 38 Kwh Of Electricity Daily And Stores Enough Energy For Five-seven Days Off-grid — No Electricity Bills. Easily Connectable To The Grid For Those Who Prefer, The System Is Fully Integrated And Low-maintenance. Currently Supplemented By Propane To Ensure No Strain On Battery. The 2.6-acre Site Offers Total Privacy Yet Remains Minutes From North Branch, Callicoon, Roscoe, And Livingston Manor. A Fire Pit Just Off The Deck Invites Starlit Evenings, While A Grassy Clearing Below Opens To Views Of The House Above And The Surrounding Forest. Forest Edge Is A Rare Synthesis Of Architecture And Ecology — Design-forward, Self-sustaining, And Quietly Extraordinary.