NYC architecture firm LEVENBETTS was selected to refine a familys vision for the perfect, modernist dwelling, which had eluded them throughout a lengthy search. It should be full of light, ensconced in nature and scaled for everyday livability. The dream was brought to life on a wooded lot of 3+ acres straddling Princetons edge and the preserved land of Carson Road Woods. The long driveway leads to a striking, metal-clad structure years in the making and featured in The New York Times upon completion. Beyond the breezeway entry, concrete floors are bathed in sunlight and warmed by radiant heat. Vast panes of glass highlight a curated courtyard, as well as the perennial plantings and tall trees enveloping the yard and gracing the stone patio with natural serenity. The dining room, living room and kitchen work together as one continuous space where everyones company can be enjoyed. With 2 sinks, 2 dishwashers, 2 ovens and a 15-foot long island, meal prep and clean-up are sure to be communal events. An office boasts unheard of flexibility thanks to a modular walk-in closet that can be adjusted or completely removed. Follow the library-like hallway to a sleek powder room and the main suite offering plenty of storage and a bath with floating double vanity and a soaking tub. Stairs of metal and plexiglass, lead to two spacious bedrooms flooded with light and excellent storage, with a clean white bath off of the hallway. Top-of-the-line Weil McLain systems and 1-GB internet availability speak to this homes level of quality and forethought, while integrated shelving, even in areas like the garage, make use of every inch.

********House has been approved as a 3-bedroom (has a 4 bedroom septic) from Lawrence Township. Paperwork for this is in progress. Taxes may be subject to change and are TBD.