Some properties are admired for their design. Others for their setting. Rarely do the two converge so seamlessly.nPerched high on Buckingham Mountain, just minutes from the New Hope borough, Hawks Eye emerges from fivenprivate wooded acres as a remarkable expression of contemporary timber-frame architecture and natural beauty.nSuspended within the canopy, with panoramic western valley views and breathtaking sunsets, it offers more thannexceptional finishes: a sense of place extraordinarily difficult to recreate.nnThe ascent signals a departure from the ordinary. A private drive winds through mature woodland and nativenboulders, offering glimpses of the house before reaching the upper arrival court. Golden-caned bamboo framesncustom garapa pedestrian gates opening to bluestone paths, layered gardens and a cascading natural-stonenwaterfall. The grounds unfold as outdoor rooms, each revealing a different perspective on the mountain and sky.nnA dramatic matte-black pivot door opens to a soaring great room framed by pale timber beams, expansive Marvinnglazing and ceilings nearly 25 feet high. Glass railings preserve sightlines across levels, while a sculptural three-nsided fireplace with a leathered Taj Mahal quartzite mantel anchors the space without interrupting its openness.nWestern light washes through the residence, revealing the valley beyond.nnThe bespoke kitchen and dining area pair exquisite craftsmanship with the mountain setting. Leathered Taj Mahalnquartzite forms a waterfall island and full-height backsplash alongside custom walnut cabinetry and a concealednwalk-in pantry. Miele appliances, including a built-in coffee system and steam oven, join a flush-mounted Wolfninduction cooktop, refrigerator drawers and beverage center. An oversized awning window welcomes the soundnof the waterfall; three large sliders open to the expansive garapa hardwood deck and sunken terrace.nnOutdoor living unfolds across distinct spaces. The full-length main-level deck offers covered seating, a built-in barnand cable railings preserving valley views. The sunken terrace features Taj Mahal quartzite, a Coyote grill, annintegrated propane fire feature and anchored cantilever umbrellas. Stone paths wind through gardens to ansecluded valley-facing lawn and an elevated flagstone terrace with cedar screeningan inviting place to unwindnbeneath the stars.nnUpstairs, a glass-railed loft beneath a dramatic peak of windows and skylights feels like a haven all its own.nMarble-topped workstations and integrated bookshelves accompany a versatile living area, while a private garapandeck extends into the treetops.nnThe primary suite features valley-facing windows, tailored storage, a hidden beverage station and a spa bath withnradiant-heated stone, a freestanding soaking tub and European-style wet room with dual rain showers and bodynsprays. Two additional main-level bedrooms open to the deck and share a beautifully appointed bath withnradiant-heated natural stone floors and a glass-enclosed shower; an upper guest suite has a vaulted bedroom andnen-suite bath. All four bedrooms have custom-fitted closets.nnThe approximately 1,600-square-foot finished walkout lower level accommodates fitness, billiards, media andnentertaining, with a granite bar, linear fireplace and exterior access. Two oversized, extra-deep two-car garagesnprovide four bays and Level 2 EV charging. Smart-home controls, indoor/outdoor audio and architectural lightingncomplete the experience.nnEvery season reveals a different expression of Hawks Eye: blooming spring gardens, lush summer canopy,nluminous autumn sunsets, and sweeping winter views punctuated by distant lights after dark. Beautiful homesncan be built. But few places offer what Hawks Eye does: the chance to call somewhere truly irreplaceable home. Take Route 202 to Route 413 (Durham Road). Follow Route 413 to Holicong Road and continue to 2071 Holicong Road.

House with garden and terraceNew Hope (United States)
Price :
$4,995,000
($7,573 / m²)
Surface660 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms3

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