Simply called The Arc, this visionary modern residence was brought to life by Princeton-schooled architect Phil Holt and the master builders of Lasley Brahaney. The striking primary spaces of the home lined with floor-to-ceiling glass walls make up a 90 degree curve that doesnt fully reveal itself until you are invited inside. Once seated beside the stone fireplace in the living room, you begin to grasp the true scale and graceful geometry of the ambitious design, which basks in the serenity of nearly 7 woodland-edged acres. Maple flooring, cherry cabinetry and rolling barn doors bring warmth and movement to the expansive spaces, which include a 20-foot high family room with a spiral staircase and views of the pool. Even utilitarian areas are remarkable in both form and function, as evidenced by the pet-wash station in the laundry room and the cylindrical powder room with seamless door. The main suite is in a wing of its own where corner windows light up the bedroom and a dressing room with custom storage buffers the spa-like bath wrapped in clerestory windows, as well as your choice of an office or gym. An open-air loft study is upstairs along with 3 generously sized bedrooms with access to a long, curving balcony. The basement is finished and ready for casual entertaining and hours of play.