Keith Warner subdivided his property and commissioned Charles Foster McKirahan to design 5 houses. The houses were two-story frame houses (24′ x 42′) with car ports. They all originally had vertical board siding with nearly flat roofs and deep overhangs. They were designed with bands of windows, opening the houses to the view. The facades facing the view were asymmetrical with a central vertical bay.

Purchased from Keith Warner by Frederick and Sophia Sternfeld in 1955. Frederick Sternfeld was a musicologist and author and taught at Dartmouth College after having fled Vienna during World War II.
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