This recently listed home in New Jersey is a well-preserved example of American Arts and Crafts architecture. Completed between 1909–11, the residence was designed by Gustav Stickley, an influential furniture maker and early Arts and Crafts advocate as the publisher of The Craftsman magazine. The property embodies Stickley's philosophy, with rooms finished in American chestnut and other handcrafted features, such as a fieldstone fireplace and hearth made of original ceramic tiles.

The home's former owner, renowned lighting designer Paul Marantz, led restoration efforts that added custom light fixtures to blend with original sconces and pendants by Stickley. Other modernizations included the addition of a period-style kitchen and updated bathrooms—one of which features a Japanese soaking tub imported from Tokyo. Throughout the home, beamed ceilings complement a mix of maple and oak wood floors, while numerous windows overlook lush landscaping.

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Sited on a .66-acre lot, the home offers up to five bedrooms, along with three full bathrooms. Outside, a fieldstone path connects several patios and is surrounded by several Tulip-Poplar trees, evergreens, and myriad other plantings. The home's location in the popular town of Maplewood also provides several options for commuting into Manhattan, as well as easy access to the nearby South Mountain nature preserve. Keep scrolling to see more of the property, currently listed for $1,399,000.

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27 Sagamore Road in Maplewood, New Jersey, is currently listed for $1,399,000 by Caroline Gosselin of Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty.

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