This spectacular estate is neatly sited on 1.5 acres, comprised of two parcels of perfectly manicured land, in a coveted South Natick Neighborhood. Originally built in 1907 as an apple storage barn, the property was converted in 1940, into a solid brick and stone contemporary home by a student of Frank Loyd Wright, whose vision was to bring the outdoors in. The home boasts 4+ bedrooms, including a private primary suite, and 3.5 bathrooms. The formal living and dining rooms are separated by a charming double-sided fireplace, adjacent to an updated chef's kitchen. The kitchen overlooks a stunning great room with floor-to-ceiling windows, vaulted ceiling, and breathtaking views of the meticulously maintained grounds. The lower level provides additional living space with a family room, kitchenette, large office, and bonus rooms. With unmatched privacy in such a serene setting, the property exudes timeless elegance both inside and out, all just minutes from Natick Center.