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Copper-Clad Spaceship Condo is Every Astronaut’s Dream Home

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivJune 3, 2015Updated:September 5, 20182 Mins Read
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live like a cosmonaut? You can experience the exact lifestyle of an astronaut in this stunning Spaceship Home- 446 Whitefield Shores in Guilford, Connecticut by award-winning architect Wilfred J.O. Armster. This condominium complex was built in 1985, but its distinctive architectural design is well maintained even today, popularly known as the “Spaceship” by local residents.

This rhombus-shaped massive spaceship condo is completely clad in copper and includes 13 majestic, light-filled apartments. The 1,448-square-feet Unit F of 446 Whitefield is a  three level condo including one bedroom, two full bathrooms, two-car garage and one workshop space. The master bedroom overlooks the mesmerizing beauty of the Long Island Sounds as well as the scenic stretch of surrounding pine trees. It is located very close to Guilford’s harbor, beaches, and historic green.

Before this rustic apartment, there used to be an old restaurant named Berenice. But the developers of Whitefield Shore condominiums commissioned Armster to build something “really wild,” which led to the idea of making an ultramodern structure. Due to its 30 years old structure and unusual architecture, the exquisite spaceship complex is termed as one of the newfangled yet majestic architectural wonders out there.

Staying in 446 Whitefield is like looking into future, while colonial and nineteenth century houses surround the condominium complex. This means you can view glorious past structures and ultra-modern buildings within one locality, through the window of your own spaceship home.

You can purchase one apartment for $242 per square-feet, however, the entire complex comes with a whopping price tag of about $349,900.

The living area with hardwood flooring and ample windows for proper ventilation and view of the Guildford wetlands
Living area features hardwood flooring and windows for proper ventilation and outside views
The dining room and kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, dishwasher and oven
The dining room and kitchen is equipped with refrigerator, dishwasher and oven
Spacious bedroom with full windows to allow natural light to come in
Spacious bedroom with full windows to allow natural light to come in
The Main floor plan
The Main floor plan
The upper level floor plan
The upper level floor plan
The lower level floor plan
The lower level floor plan
The Spaceship home is a piece of art in itself
Spaceship home is a piece of art in itself

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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