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Landmark Triangle House for sale for $1.5 M; mistaken for sailboat by boaters Susan Braden FacebookTwitterEmail 2of9 From a distance on the water, the Triangle House looks like a sailboat.Dennis M. CarboShow MoreShow Less 3of9 5of9 The 'Triangle House' is a familiar sight to boaters near Guilford's Grass Island and Circle Beach in Madison.Dennis M. CarboShow MoreShow Less 6of9 7of9 Inside, the Triangle House evokes the feeling of being on a yacht, visitors have said.ContributedShow MoreShow Less 8of9 Looking out the living room window looks like looking out the deck of a ship.ContributedShow ...

Built: 1971 Discover at the intersection of Madison's Circle Beach and Guilford's Grass Island, a rare coastal retreat. How many have longed for a place to immerse in nature away from home and work, not a vacation place, but a place to think. These places are called Third Spaces .Many achievers have them, where is yours? It could be here in Guilford, Connecticut. In 1971, a young, later to become iconic modernist architect in the New Haven community, Vincent Amore, AIA, designed and built a coastal retreat for he and his family immersed in salt air, marsh fragrances and sun soaked views of th...

Appearing like a prism at water’s edge, the secluded retreat was designed and built by architect Vincent C. Amore in 1971 to serve as his own space of inspiration. In the quiet coastal town of Guilford, Connecticut, rests a small triangular structure set just a stone’s throw from the rocky shore. In the 1970s, New Haven native and architect Vincent C. Amore designed and built the seaside cabin with one goal in mind: to serve as a "third place," or rather, a place outside of home or work that could serve as a space where he could simply think.