10 Spring Hill Road, Franklin Twp.

At a Glance

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Introduction

Majestically set on 13+ acres, this spectacular mid-century by renowned Madison Avenue architects Edelbaum & Webster, boasts a jaw-dropping juxtaposition of modern design and bucolic surround. Experience the intimacy of the compound; the melding of steel, brick & glass, the soaring prow of the exterior, and a pool that takes center stage at dusk with the beauty of the Hunterdon Hills illuminated in the backdrop. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1958 using a steel truss system, 10 Spring Hill is an architectural masterpiece that exhibits signature attributes – outdoor living, expanses of glass, exposed structural elements, sleek lines, minimal trim & ornament, and intentional angles

First Floor

Expansive single level living in excess of 3,400 square feet, with the main level featuring an awe inspiring open air atrium entrance into the living and dining area, 3 ample sized bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Step out onto the front deck to enjoy sweeping views of the countryside.

Lower Level

Lower level features a fourth bedroom, full bath and separate entrance as well as recreation space.

Exterior

Outside, the property unfolds into a tranquil oasis with multiple outdoor seating areas surrounding a secluded poolscape. The expansive grounds offer a compound-like feel, featuring specimen trees and exceptional landscape design and lighting. Majestically set on 13+ farm assessed acres with panoramic views from Round Valley to Spruce Run.

Features & Amenities

Extensive renovations since purchase have been critical in restoring the home’s original integrity
Built by a commercial builder using a steel truss system and rare double glazed window walls
Farm assessed
4-car garage
Superior mechanicals, solar, and generator
Nearby to quaint towns for shopping, fine dining, farmers markets, outdoor recreation and only 50 miles to Manhattan
A jaw dropping juxtaposition of modern and rural; whether you’re seeking a serene retreat or a stylish home for entertaining, this Hunterdon County mid-century is truly a rare offering

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