A contemporary gem, Windbrook, was designed and built in 1981 by Donald McKnight as his residence in Barre Town. In the style of Frank Lloyd Wright this unique home is comprised of 2 separate pavilions connected by a second level glass domed walkway. The entrance walkway spans a brook with a cascading waterfall. A mudroom / laundry room opens to a bright eat in kitchen which in opens to a 3 season screened sun room / breakfast room. The dining room has teak built ins, sliders to a large wooden deck and a built in glass and chrome table designed to reflect the interior elements. The living room has floor to ceiling windows, a gas fireplace with built in seating, and a wall of teak book shelves. A circular stairway leads to the upper level landing (with a vaulted glass ceiling), and is open to the living level below. There are 2 large bedrooms with walk in closets and en suite bathrooms. From the landing, a domed walkway connects to the second level of what was the office wing. A large windowed space could be configured as 2 additional bedrooms (with the addition of doors) or an ideal family room. The lower level has 2 more rooms, (one currently used as a bedroom) and a bath. There is a walkout basement and workshop. This 3 level wing could be converted into a rental unit or a mother in law suite. Nestled into a hillside lot with an oversize 2 car garage and landscaped grounds with a stream, this is a one of a kind Vermont home.