Here's your opportunity to be the new owners of "the Newell House," a thoroughly renovated significant Mid-Century-Modern home nestled amongst roughly 2,000 acres of conservation land, the Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary, while only two-tenths of a mile to the Commuter Rail station. Current owners bought in 2005 and enlisted Utile Design architects to oversee the renovation. Filled with natural light from floor-to-ceiling walls of windows and 27 skylights, the home is turn-key, with an enviable open floor plan and a modern kitchen with stainless appliances. The bedroom wing is lined with windows and leads to a master suite (with large bathroom) that provides a Zen-like retreat. The wing also includes two more bedrooms, one full and one half bath, and an office with clever modern Murphy bunk beds for guests. Entering from the carport into the first level, you're welcomed into a generously sized mud-room lined with custom storage, plus a fourth bedroom, den, exercise room, and storage.