There aren’t that many residences with LEED certifications, let alone one certified Platinum. A 3,829-square-foot home in Connecticut, entirely off the grid, is one of those few.
All of its heating comes from the sun, including the swimming pool and spa. Built in the Adirondack-style, this home has dozens of panels in the yard that generate electricity. It is currently listed for $4.5 million.
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