Near Princeton, a Historic Midcentury Asks $520K—But There’s a Catch
If you want it, you’ll have to move it.
If you want it, you’ll have to move it.
Location: 35 Stonehouse Drive, Princeton, New Jersey
Price: $525,000
Architect: Wynant D. Vanderpool, Jr.
Year Built:1952
Footprint: Three bedrooms, three baths
From the Agent: "Calling all history buffs and midcentury enthusiasts. Now is your chance to own a piece of Princeton’s past with this one-of-a-kind house designed by Wynant D. Vanderpool Jr. for celebrated mathematician Atle Selberg. Currently located in the Institute for Advanced Study neighborhood, this residence has been recognized as significant due to both its design and Selberg’s important work. Yet, only the structure is being sold and it must be relocated. However, given its history and wonderful bones, it will be well worth it. This is an unrivaled opportunity to preserve a piece of Princeton’s history while creating new memories in a location of your choosing."
The well-preserved, wood-and-brick residence features a striking overhanging roof.
Photo by Wiebke Martens
Photo by Wiebke Martens
The living room is anchored by a brick fireplace, while large picture windows bring in an abundance of daylight.
Photo by Wiebke Martens
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