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In Titusville, N.J.: a six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath, 9,770-square-foot house built in 1994 using the frame of an 18th-century barn, with cathedral ceilings; a great room with an upper balcony, sitting area and two lofted bedrooms; two primary bedroom suites; an in-law suite; a three-story silo; marble bathrooms with heated floors; a lower-level family room with a full bar, gym, sauna and wine cellar; extensive outdoor decking and patios; an in-ground pool, hot tub and cabana house; and multicar garages, on 17.25 wooded acres abutting a 1,000-acre nature preserve.
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In Westport, Conn.: a four-bedroom, three-bath, 2,176-square-foot farmhouse-style home built in 1911, with hardwood floors throughout the main level; double French pocket doors opening to a sunroom with cafe-style shutters and a balcony; an office with built-in cabinetry; a kitchen with a pass-through to the dining area; an en suite primary bedroom with lofted ceilings; a laundry room; an attached two-car garage; and a private yard with a stone patio and a shed, on 0.51 acres close to shops, dining and a Metro-North Station.
Given the fast pace of the current market, some properties may no longer be available at the time of publication.
Source: | This article originally belongs to Nytimes.com
