Historic 100-year-old carriage house ready for new vision on 8.7 acres of storied property. Originally part of the family compound where the United States Golf Assn Museum now resides. The century-old setting frames the converted carriage house with extraordinary character. Designed by John Russell Pope in 1919, this red brick structure with center courtyard was partially renovated in 2010 and is currently a residence with six bedrooms, six baths, office/den, open-concept living grand great room/music area. Two en suite bedroom suites are located on the first level. The majestic land offers spectacular privacy and an unsurpassed pedigree for the rebirth of a twenty-first century masterpiece. The next steward of the historic site can append new construction to the existing fine design and blend today’s desired amenities with the charm of a century ago in perfect harmony. Architectural drawings are available for a magnificent re-design with addition totaling 10,000 square feet of living space. The pedigree of this beautiful haven is extensive and an extremely rare find. An unbelievable lifestyle awaits a new owner with vision and desire to dwell on a piece of history amidst the Somerset Hills.