102 Bartlett Lane.
102 Bartlett Lane.
This exquisite, designer-curated Eddy Homes MODLE HOME is now available for immediate occupancy, with no leaseback required. Thoughtfully positioned to capture privacy and serene green views, the home offers a rare blend of refined luxury and everyday ease. Distinctive by design, the outdoor setting features a tranquil, wooded backdrop that provides privacy and natural beauty seldom achieved in low-maintenance homes. Here, the landscape is enjoyed rather than managed—leave the snow shovels and weekend yardwork behind while still enjoying green space and a peaceful, secluded feel, all within an exceptionally convenient location offering effortless access to shopping, dining, and everyday essentials. Designed for effortless living, a main-level entry and future elevator space support long-term comfort and convenience. Inside, elevated designer finishes, abundant natural light, and a statement gas fireplace with custom built-ins create an atmosphere that feels both polished and inviting. The kitchen is a standout—beautifully designed, impeccably functional, and the true heart of the home. Generously scaled and seamlessly connected to the surrounding living spaces, it flows into the morning room and out to a private deck, creating an ideal setting for everything from quiet mornings to elevated entertaining. The owner’s suite offers a refined retreat with generous closets and a spa-inspired bath. A top-floor recreation room with a covered balcony delivers a memorable “wow” moment and flexible space for entertaining, relaxation, or retreat. The spacious lower level further enhances versatility for guests, work-from-home needs, or recreation. Located within Marshall Crossing, this residence pairs the beauty of a serene, wooded setting with the ease of a prime suburban location—just minutes from premier shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. A rare opportunity to enjoy a professionally designed, move-in-ready home that delivers luxury, privacy, and simplicity—without compromise.
