Welcome to the secluded and historic English Village! Designed & built in the 1920's to resemble a village in the Cotswolds, this enclave of 29 twin & single homes offers privacy, charm and convenience. Walk through the lovely gardens and timbered arch to the driveway courtyard and front door of this very special home. Once inside, you will be intrigued by the abundant architectural details, pegged oak floors, beamed ceilings and light filled rooms. The large living room features a stone & brick fireplace, many windows, comfortable proportions and inviting window seat. Highlights of the gracious dining room include a built-in Welsh dresser, large leaded windows & French doors to the terrace. The gourmet kitchen offers granite countertops, a new gas stove, all stainless steel appliances, desk and sitting area. The powder room and laundry are just steps away...as is an extraordinary wine cellar on the lower level which will delight wine connoisseurs and collectors. Timbered walls and beamed ceilings lead to the 2nd floor. A bright & beautifully appointed master bedroom features windows on 3 sides, including a lovely deep window seat. The adjoining master bath includes a custom vanity and generous cabinets. Other 2nd story rooms are a bedroom that is currently used as a sitting & TV room with direct step-down access to a light filled office overlooking the driveway courtyard, two additional bedrooms and a jack-and-jill bath. The inviting stone and flagstone terrace is both covered and open, and accessible from the kitchen, living and dining rooms---Perfect for outdoor entertaining or quiet moments of relaxation. Not only has this property been impeccably maintained, it has been carefully updated, renovated & restored while preserving an exceptional blending of convenience, privacy, charm & comfort within a historically significant neighborhood.
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