Please see website www.stickleyhomeforsale.com for pictures, history, a narration for a museum tour and more details on this once in a lifetime home. Gustav Stickley designed and built this Craftsman home for a friend in 1913 and it has been referred to in publications as one of his best. In keeping with Stickley's beliefs and a craftsman style home, he used materials that are indigenous to the area including large fieldstone creating 20 inch thick walls. Native chestnut is used in the interior which brings warmth while being illuminated by the sunlight due to perfect positioning on the land. The home sits on almost an acre and is 1 block from the NYC direct train. This Stickley home has been recognized by many as an authentic built and designed Stickley home. Mission style and Arts & Crafts lovers are encouraged to view the website and observe this specatcular Gustov home design. A few of these recognitions are listed below including an exhibit at the Morris County Library by Ralph Brown on Craftsman Style homes, publication in a recognized Craftsman home book by Ray Stubblebine "Stickley's Craftsman Homes" , and Stickley's own "Craftsman magazine" from April 1913. See website for pictures, history, a narration for a museum tour and more details on this once in a lifetime home. www.stickleyhomeforsale.com Key features include: Large living room Massive fireplace Newly renovated kitchen Formal and informal dining area Indoor / outdoor living porch 4 large rooms on second level 2 full baths and 2 half baths Family room/home theatre Original Stickley hardware, tapestries and tile Opportunity to build out large attic and install wine cellar in basement Approximately one-acre lot New furnace View of park across the street Court Road at 202 Location: Morris Plains
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