220 Kinsale Lane, Dingmans Ferry, PA 18328

A rare, historic sanctuary set on 2.44 private acres perched on a sun-dappled ridge with seasonal lake views stretching to the Kittatinny Mountains--located less than 2 hours from NYC. Hand-crafted (c. 1987) by renowned Italian architect Giuseppe ''Beppe'' Zambonini--pioneer of the 1970s downtown NYC loft movement featured on four New York Times Home edition covers--and built alongside students from his Open Atelier of Design, this 4-bedroom, 4-bath, 2,850 SF upside-down trapezoid is a living work of art.Designed to maximize natural light and privacy, the home features a sweeping barrel-vaulted ceiling supported by eight interior columns--with a single primary-colored column exposed on each floor (Red in the study, Blue in the primary bedroom, Yellow in the dining room). The top-floor open loft utilizes Zambonini's signature ''theatre set'' half-walls to partition living space effortlessly. Outside, a custom theatrical-curtain garage mural painted in Chinese red, grey, and white sets...