A thoroughly detailed, exceptionally stylish renovation of this classic, English Cotswold-inspired home folds together the best of old and new. A well-known neighborhood landmark, the 1930s house and its extensive gardens were returned to life and injected with contemporary flair by Dillon Kyle Architects, UrbanCraft Builders, and Prewett Read and Associates Landscape Architects. The opened, expanded floor plan provides spacious, light-filled, seamlessly- integrated rooms framed by serene views of lawns, gardens, loggia, and the Diana-style swimming pool. Appointments include custom-designed, commercial-grade metal and glass doors and casement windows; walnut/ebony-stained oak floors; Donghia grass-cloth wall fabric; and rich sculpture-marble surfaces, white subway backsplash, and period-style black, gray and white hexagonal tile. In the airy living room, anchored at one end by a stone masonry fireplace, the adjoining sunroom has been incorporated as a sitting/conversation alcove surrounded by casement windows. The sunny dining room opens into the open gathering kitchen which features professional-grade, stainless steel appliances and hardware; soft-close drawers; and an appliance garage. The breakfast room has a built-in banquette beneath windows that overlook the front lawn. Beyond the kitchen, a recessed den overlooks the classically-styled fountain pool, a side patio, and provides access to the loggia and guest suite. Entered from the staircase landing via a light-filled morning room or home office, the secluded master suite offers oak floors, a custom-fitted walk-in closet; and a lavish, marble-clad bath with a floating sink cabinet, an air tub, and a glass-and-marble shower. Large secondary bedrooms have custom-fitted closets and recent or renovated en suite bathrooms. Outside, the wide loggia has slate hardscape and impressive brick columns, and travels to the protected two-car-plus porte-cochere with automatic, sliding entrance gates.
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