When celebrated American architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen designed this modernist home in Chatham Township, he incorporated his intimately-scaled pavilion style influenced by the vernacular architecture of rural countryside dwellings. This esteemed design leader also designed Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ home on Martha’s Vineyard in the 1980s. Originally built in 2003, the home employs a fresh, modern viewpoint that is truly timeless in its appeal. Situated on 2.6± acres featuring a serene pond, lush lawns and leafy woodlands, the property borders New Vernon in Harding Township. Taking advantage of the natural views are amazing walls of glass, sunlight illuminates the gathering spaces from skylights artfully set into pyramid-shaped ceilings. Visually connecting all the rooms are pale maple wood floors and walls clad in crisp white paint. This one-of-a-kind residence is enhanced with a fabulous chef’s kitchen containing stainless steel appliances, Poggenpohl white cabinetry and granite countertops, a main level master suite with two separate master baths, and upstairs wings arranged with a bedroom, sitting room and full bath in each wing. There are a total of four bedrooms, five full baths and two powder rooms in this innovative home. Chatham Township is celebrated for its outstanding school district and key location near major highways and rail lines for easy access to Manhattan. For more information about luxury homes for sale in Chatham or New Jersey luxury real estate, contact Turpin at 877-788-7746. Agents in our Chatham Office at 186 Main Street are well-versed in the Chatham real estate market and recently-listed Chatham homes for sale.