A sweeping roofline floats effortlessly amidst an open woodland landscape. Voted one of the10 best houses in America in 1960 as per Architectural Record, this masterpiece by Mid-Century modern architect, Jules Gregory, has been elegantly burnished to perfection. The living spaces are formed by the best of architectural proportion and material joinery. The open floor plan allows the eye to enjoy a visual poem of wood, glass, stone and landscape. A footbridge over a stream leads to a second building. This guest quarters or private sanctuary enjoys a fireplace surround created by Paul Evans, renowned furniture maker. Overall, the private, ten acre property includes four bedrooms, three baths and two kitchens, all renovated in 2010. Located just minutes from Lambertville and Princeton, this architecturally important enclave is easily accessible to New York and Philadelphia. Walter Gropius and Le Corbusier would love to visit.