Established in 1907 and designed by famed American architect Horace Trumbauer, this rare and historic Fairmont Farms -Superintendents Residence- is beautifully appointed on 1.7 acres of carefully manicured lawn. Upon entering this single-family home, a marble-floored foyer kindly gives way to the main floor that includes a formal living room with wood-burning fireplace and stained-glass windows, kitchen, dining room, breakfast room, half-bathroom, den, and a Dutch door that opens to the back patio. Offset from the main floor, the breathtaking family room once served as an attached greenhouse for the property. The family room was completely redesigned and re-constructed to include a vaulted ceiling, radiant brick floor heating, oak mantle, wood-burning fireplace, custom built-in media armoir, wet bar, half bathroom, a bank of windows that overlooks the sprawling lawn and attached walking garden. The homes main staircase leads upstairs to an expansive hallway and four bedrooms: an oversized master bedroom with en-suite full bathroom and numerous closets for him and her, second bedroom with en-suite full bathroom and third and fourth bedrooms that share a full bathroom. The homes basement includes five unfinished rooms and a two-car garage that is serviced by one of the home's two driveways.
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