From the moment you arrive at the custom gates of this cliffside property, it’s obvious this is not your typical Bucks County home. A unique woodland setting unfolds as you cross a private bridge and make your way up to the house above. What greets you is a rarity for the area, a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired design, fully restored and improved with an array of carefully chosen upgrades and improvements, making it completely move-in-ready. Exposed original stone walls, cedar siding, picture windows for views from every room, curvilinear exterior stone walls on three sides and easy flow between indoor and outdoor spaces are hallmarks of the home’s design. Views from inside the main living and dining areas are superb, overlooking an expansive, curved balcony with commanding views of the cliffside down to the Paunacussing Creek. The living room is striking for its fireplace integrated into the curved stone wall – this is not the boxy Mid-Mod you might be accustomed to. The sleek kitchen has been designed to maximize storage and counter space. With a full suite of Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, it’s ready for everyday and special events. Additional pantry storage is in the adjacent laundry room. Custom built-ins topped by a live-edge dry bar are positioned by the kitchen and dining area. Private quarters include an owner’s suite with a curved end wall with integrated fireplace and floor to ceiling windows to enjoy the unbelievable views available from this Mid Mod treehouse. The en suite bathroom was custom designed to enhance treetop views. There are two additional spacious bedrooms with private en suite baths. Grounds are meticulously landscaped and designed to be low maintenance and lush. A garage and parking courtyard were added during the extensive 2019 renovation. This is peace and quiet, a place where a nap in a hammock or an evening stargazing is yours to enjoy. Walkable to the historical villages of Lumberville and Carversville, run or bicycle along the Delaware River towpath or enjoy all that Bucks and Hunterdon counties have to offer. As notable now as when it was built, but so much better than the original. Just 70 miles from Manhattan and 50 miles from Philadelphia.