Inside Glendora, New Jersey's Hidden Gem The 'Cookie Jar' House

Driving the roads of New Jersey and rolling through all sorts of neighborhoods, I often gaze at the homes. Some big. Some small. Some luxurious. Some hideous. But I'm only aware of 1 that looks like a big cookie jar...and it is amazing!

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Let me start by saying that this home is a private residence, so there will be no open houses but below you can get a pretty good sense of this glorious home. Driving by will not do it justice as it is surrounded by a wall of trees. What do we know about this home?

It was built in 1947, 1949, or 1964. Information is conflicting. Maybe you know?
Features 3 floors. Bedrooms on top. Bathroom and storage on bottom. Living room and kitchen in the middle.
The owner Robert Berman believes it was built because the original owner "was a woman from Kansas who had it built because her house kept getting whipped around in tornadoes.''
Featured on season 1 of Offbeat America on HGTV.
Roadside America shares, "according to legend, its curved shape was designed to survive an atomic blast." We cannot confirm that.
It did go on the market for sale in 2017 at $165K. However, according to Zillow, it would appear that the home did not sell. You'll have to be ready to buy the next time it is available. It is a one-of-a-kind!