About this home
Summer furnished rental. An incredibly rare opportunity to reside in a mid-century modern home designed by world renowned Harvard Five Architect, Eliot Noyes. In The Lee Ault House, originally built in 1951 and recently renovated with the utmost care and consideration for maintaining the brilliant mid-century modern design, the indoors and outdoors blend seamlessly to create a stunning, light filled home. You will delight in expansive views of nature, mature trees and level property with patios & courtyards and floor to ceiling glass walls throughout. This truly spectacular home is both minimalist yet inviting with new white oak floors throughout. The newly installed, state-of-the-art spacious kitchen/breakfast room which features Miele appliances, John Pawson stainless steel fixtures, a large island with Carrera marble countertops, and custom cabinetry. Bathrooms feature Carrera marble sinks and custom white oak cabinetry along with John Pawson fixtures and sink in the primary bath. The private and tranquil 4+ acre property was originally designed by Landscape Designer Thomas Church, and the home's original pool has been opened and heated. Available Furnished with flexible lease term. The furnished option includes Fritz Hansen furniture (interior), Carl Hansen patio furniture, and Francis Mallman grill. How wonderful to have the good fortune to live in a work of art. Offered as a flexible term furnished summer rental starting June through August.
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Listing & sale history
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| 2026-05-20 | Sold — $25,000/mo (this listing) | MLS 24167712 |
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