lands with pool for sale New Jersey, United States

With 11.03 scenic acres that border the tranquil waters of Curlis Lake in Hopewell Township, this exceptional parcel offers an incredible opportunity to create a private sanctuary immersed in natural beauty. The land is set far off the road, providing a secluded setting that feels worlds apart. With lake frontage and sweeping views, this lovely parcel is just waiting to be turned into a dream house retreat with space for a pool, tennis, pickleball, water sports…the list goes on. The acreage is a harmonious blend of open meadows and wooded areas, offering a canvas for your architectural creativity. Curlis Lake, with its shimmering water views that shift with the seasons, is surrounded by other beautifully designed estate-style homes, which contribute to the regal ambiance of the area. Convenient access to nearby amenities in Pennington and Princeton makes the location even more attractive. Opportunities of this caliber are exceedingly rare and offer the chance to shape something truly extraordinary in one of the region’s most desirable areas. Owner is a licensed New Jersey real agent agent.

Step onto this rare 20-acre estate in Middletown, NJ, and the outside world simply disappears. 5 residences, a clock tower, Gothic arches, ivy-covered stone courtyards, Ludowici tile roofs, hand-carved oak doors & interconnecting pebble drives create the unmistakable feeling of a French chateau, yet at a romantic, human scale. Granite hitching posts, original stone fountains & a small barn with paddocks serve the property's horses, while wisteria & English ivy tumble over every wall. Beyond the courtyards, unbroken meadows & serene tree lines stretch as far as the eye can see. Designed in 1932 by acclaimed architect Alfred Hopkins, with landscapes by Martha Brookes Hutcheson, one of America's first women landscape architects, the estate was built for Herbert Straus of the Macy's family. With rare Titanic provenance & offered for the first time since 1949, Tower Hill Farm is one of NJ's last authentic links to the Gilded Age.