This exquisite property is a rare find: a handsome, light-filled 1940s home, stylish and comfortable, renovated and expanded to the highest standards. It is surrounded by a 13-acre piece of paradise with an in ground pool and gorgeous grounds. This is one of the most special properties we’ve seen in a long time. It will charm and impress you. Read on... Stone steps lead to a charming front porch. Enter in to a welcoming foyer, with rich-hued fir floors that continue through the first level. Stunning kitchen/dining wing with dramatic cathedral ceilings, marble counters, Viking appliances, and access to mahogany deck for eating and grilling, and a herb garden from which to season your meals. The living room with wood fireplace opens on to a lovely sunroom, currently used as a music room/office. A family room with propane fireplace leads through the "garden mudroom" to a stunning screened porch with mahogany floors and metal roof overlooking rolling lawns to the pool beyond. A charming first floor bedroom and bath complete the first floor. Upstairs find the en-suite master with lovely views and a simple, elegant Waterworks bathroom with radiant marble floors and marble shower. Two more lovely bedrooms, another beautiful bath, laundry, and attic complete this floor. One of the defining features of this professionally landscaped property is how many lovely outdoor spaces it offers: at the house, enjoy the rocking chair front porch, the deck off the kitchen/dining wing, the stone terrace off the sun room, and the screened porch. A short walk leads to the pastoral pool area with its stone patio surrounded by grass, hydrangeas, and other beautiful plantings. At the far end sits a raised bed vegetable garden, with fantastic post-and-beam garden house. This is one of the most special properties we've seen in a long time. It will charm and impress you!
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