A bold Manchester home takes antiquing to a new level.By Regina ColePhotographs by Bob O'ConnorHere's the thing about Alexander Westerhoff and Thomas Lang's hilltop house in Manchester-by-the-Sea: raw earth surrounds the 5,200- square-foot concrete building, stone slabs lean against trees, and statuary huddles near the driveway. Yet, the interior packs a wallop of concentrated aesthetic pleasure. Vast open rooms and intimate spaces transport and beguile with achingly beautiful old finishes, exquisite antique furniture, and the constant and varied play of light.The homeowners, a social and generous couple, entertain as if the exterior matched
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