Commanding staircasePrivate upper-level bedroomSoaring ceilingsSecondary back staircaseLuminous bay windowsIntricate original moldingsRichly detailed flooring
Offered for the first time in more than half a century, this extraordinary Queen Anne Style estate represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a legacy property. Set gracefully on over a third of an acre of park-like grounds, this residence is enveloped in privacy, scale, and timeless elegance. This architectural period home reveals five bedrooms and three baths across a grand interior defined by soaring ceilings, luminous bay windows, intricate original moldings, a commanding staircase, and richly detailed flooring; each element a testament to enduring craftsmanship and awaiting a thoughtful restoration. A secondary back staircase leads to a private upper-level bedroom, offering a discreet retreat ideal for guests, staff, or a secluded primary two-room suite. Beyond the main residence, a separate structure offers endless possibilities as a carriage house, private garage, or studio retreat, enhancing the estate's versatility and appeal. Situated along one of the North Shore's most prestigious and picturesque enclaves, distinguished by its iconic tree-lined median, this coveted address offers both tranquility and proximity to the finest amenities. Presented as is, this is an exceptional offering for the discerning buyer to reimagine, restore, and ultimately define a legacy residence of enduring beauty and significance. (Please be aware that all photos have been digitally enhanced).
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