When Dave Iannotti of Greene decided to build his dream home, he was not going to limit himself to any specific square footage of living space. Iannotti worked with four different architects and Buffard and McFarland builders of Auburn to build his three-level modified cape on Allen Pond. The home has many unique features, including seven dormers, a double-decker garage, an oak-trimmed living room and a heated indoor swimming pool. In all, it turned out to be 5,500 square feet of living space on five acres of land, with 260 feet of waterfrontage. But six years after building the house, Iannotti has decided to put it up for sale: “With the kids gone, this is just too much house for me and my cat,” he said.
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- The modified cape owned by Dave Iannotti on Allen Pond in Greene boasts 5,500 square feet of living space and 260 feet of waterfrontage.
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- Warm, diffused daylight fills the living room of the home. The oak-trimmed living room offers a view of Allen Pond.
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- One of the most interesting features of the Iannotti home is the indoor swimming pool, heated for year-round use.
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- The kitchen has granite countertops, custom-made cabinets , earth-tone ceramic tile flooring and recessed overhead lighting.
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- The front entrance of the home features solid oak stair rails with wrought iron balusters and hardwood flooring.
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- The master bedroom on the second floor connects to the main bathroom in the house.
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- The main bathroom connects to the master bathroom and offers plenty of daylight, as well as a view of Allen Pond. The bathroom also has granite countertops with custom cabinet work.
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