For anyone with a few million to spend on a sophisticated mid-century home located in an expansive dense forest, Richard Neutra's 1962 beautiful Pitcairn Home is on the market. For a mere $6 million, the stone-clad house, located on 10 wooded acres in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania is move-in ready. Like most of Neutra's modernist works, the 6,303 square foot home is a masterpiece that epitomizes architectural elegance.
Completed in 1962, the spacious six-bedroom home with amazing views of the surrounding woods is known for modernist details that blend the home into its environment. Clad in natural stone work, PPG double pane thermal floor-to-ceiling window panes allow residents to enjoy the breathtaking views from anywhere in the home. For relaxing outdoor enjoyment, residents can take advantage of the covered deck and terrace in the open courtyard.
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In addition to the expansive natural-lit interior, many of the original design features still give this home an incredibly unique character. Most notably, a large spiral staircase in the living room covers a compact indoor pool. While most of the home still retains most of its original features, modern touches such as a complete chef’s kitchen and a sound-proof recording studio have been recently added to design.
+ Richard and Dion Neutra Architecture
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