This distinctive Neoclassical-style home was built in 1909, is the only one in the neighborhood with demi-lune porches and balconies supported by ornate Corinthian fluted columns. The symmetrical facade, narrow lap board siding, large double-hung windows and hipped roof are indicative of the period style, as are the wide entrance hall, high ceilings, flared staircase, solid red-oak flooring, and millwork inside. 3 balconies and 3 corvered porches.

The home’s combination of vintage architectural details and large open space is inviting. Multiple living areas flow easily into one another for entertaining and allow rooms to be secluded when a more intimate atmosphere is desired.

•chef-designed island kitchen,•formal dining room•breakfast room•two fireplaces•built-in media center•two wet bars with wine coolers•dry sauna•expansive master retreat •six porches-balconies •outdoor living areas•pool•pool house with added storage area
•finished garage with electric car charging outlet