Property Type:
Residential
Bedrooms:
4
Baths:
6
Square Footage:
5,225
Lot Size (sq. ft.):
133,294
Status:
Closed
Current Price:
$1,850,000
List Date:
10/10/2015
Last Modified:
9/25/2024
Overview
Description
The old adage a man's home is his castle is a romantic notion diminished by today's mass produced housing that often focuses more on copy cat finishes than genuine design. However, once in a while, an extraordinary property becomes available that embodies the concept. Enter a gated 3 acre estate nestled under a canopy of old growth Southern oaks. This Tudor Revival masterpiece rises out of the earth like a timeless manse built to shelter a dynasty for generations. Quarter sawn lumber, beams milled before the civil war, cypress, oak, and teak ensconce an interior crafted by artisans in a display of functional harmony that defines master carpentry. Culinary connoisseurs will delight in the dual kitchen arrangement suited to the demands of the most sophisticated chef. The master suite
Supplements:
rivals the accommodations offered by the finest hotels. Think Grove Park Inn. The pool, private tennis court, 1500 sqft collectors garage and more create a private oasis suitable for a Baron.
Last Updated: September - 25 - 2024
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