long gravel drive of 7909 Rose Island Road. Where Columbus celebrates its legacy of commissioned modernist landmarks, this Prospect estate answers with something more intimate and arguably more daring—a residence where hand-selected materials and considered proportions create architecture meant not for public admiration but for private inhabitation, where every sight line through those generous windows frames the Kentucky landscape as deliberately as any Saarinen elevation frames a civic ideal. The sensibility that draws collectors to Columbus's architectural pilgrimage also draws them here, to a property that rewards the same educated eye, though the conversation shifts from steel and glass to stone and timber, from plaza to pastoral acreage stretching toward the river. It is a transition that buyers arriving from Concord's own tradition of thoughtful New England craftsmanship will find