BERNARDSVILLE MOUNTAIN · NEW JERSEY
A private estate on 12.45 acres.
The residence and carriage house, at dusk.
THE ESTATE
Woodland, gardens and a pond surround this six-bedroom residence on Bernardsville Mountain. Inside, oak, stone and brass give each room its own character. Two primary suites and a detached carriage house bring flexibility to the way the property is lived in.
Explore property highlightsDetached carriage house · Three-car main garage
Private showings by arrangement
EXPLORE THE RESIDENCE
01 / THE ARRIVAL
A curved staircase rises through the 20-foot foyer, framed by tall windows and paneled walls. Limestone borders the oak floor below. Ahead, a broad archway opens into the great room; to one side, the library offers a more intimate welcome.
A continuous turn in oak, above slender metal balusters.
FROM THE DRAWING BOARD
Long rooflines, tall chimneys and carefully grouped windows establish the house’s character on paper. The architectural study offers a glimpse of the decisions behind the home, before those lines took shape in stone, timber and glass.
02 / GATHERING
A French limestone fireplace anchors the great room beneath an oak-coffered ceiling. Wide-plank floors carry through to the dining area, while French doors open onto the terrace. It is a generous space for gathering, with the fire at one end and the garden just outside.
03 / THE LIBRARY
Chocolate-colored cabinetry, illuminated shelves and a Sahara Noir marble fireplace give the library its enveloping character. Close the glass-paneled pocket door for an evening by the fire, or open the French doors to the private patio.
The fireplace study and finished room reveal the attention given to the cabinetry, stonework and proportions.
04 / KITCHEN & DINING
An American walnut island and cast-brass hood give the kitchen its warmth, with herringbone oak underfoot. The island provides storage on both sides, and a coffee station sits concealed within the cabinetry. Open views toward the living spaces keep the cook part of the conversation.
Soapstone counters and a hammered-brass sink make this a working room with its own character. Four windows overlook the hills; raised-panel cabinetry and a pantry closet keep serving pieces and provisions close at hand. A doorway leads directly to the dining room.
An oak-coffered ceiling defines the dining area, with tall windows bringing the trees into view. The paneled archway frames the approach to the table and gives the room a sense of occasion.
05 / THE PRIMARY SUITES
The first-floor primary suite opens to a private patio. Upstairs, a second primary suite pairs the bedroom with a separate sitting room. Both have their own dressing and bathing spaces, offering a choice of where to make yourself at home.
French doors open to a private patio. A separate entry hall, walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bath complete the suite.
A freestanding Waterworks tub sits against raised-panel wainscot, framed by veined stone.
The bedroom connects to a private sitting room with a beverage bar. A separate dressing room offers fitted wardrobes, built-in dressers and a window seat with storage.
Facing vanities and veined stone frame the bathing space, with the dressing room beyond.
06 / THE SETTING
Three brick-and-bluestone terraces extend the living spaces outdoors. Fieldstone walls shape the garden, and landscaped paths connect the house to a broader setting of pond and woodland.
THE POND & FOUNTAIN
From the pond’s edge, the house is seen through a frame of trees. The fountain brings movement to the water, giving the grounds a focal point beyond the garden and terraces.
DETACHED FROM THE RESIDENCE
Bluestone steps lead to a finished upper level with vaulted ceilings, exposed cedar beams and a wet bar. Set apart from the main residence, the carriage house offers an additional place to spend time, above a separately heated and cooled garage.
Capacity of up to four vehicles in the carriage house requires a lift system; installation has not been confirmed.
07 / TWO FILMS
Walk through the interiors, then take in the grounds as the light changes.
08 / PHOTOGRAPHS
The smaller details and additional spaces: a curve in the stair, a room for wine, a window onto the trees. Select a photograph to explore.
09 / PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
Behind the visible craftsmanship are the systems that support daily life, from radiant bathroom floors to whole-house water filtration.
Property information is drawn from the supplied schedules and owner confirmations. Final specifications remain subject to confirmation.
YOUR PRIVATE VISIT
For pricing, property details or a private showing, contact Andreia Melnikoff.
Viewing from a distance? Contact Andreia to discuss a personal video tour.
YOUR CONTACT
Broker Associate
United Real Estate New Jersey
Mobile · 973-768-8124
Office · 888-501-6953
CUSTOM HOME INQUIRIES
For custom home inquiries, contact the team behind 171 Campbell Road.
mbuono@nyrengroup.com