The original home was designed in 1929 as a Corning family summer retreat. When a new owner purchased the home, it was in a state of disrepair with an internal layout that was outdated and dysfunctional. The new owner elected to demo the bad and salvage the good. The remaining portions were completely gutted and remodeled. The dilapidated areas were removed and new additions were added that had to circumvent the wetland and zoning challenges. The end result is a wonderful fusion of new and old.