Welcome to this beautiful HIGH AND DRY home in the "Poet Streets" of Sunset Park designed by Architect Jim Ludwig and custom built by Steve Fisher of Classic Builders. The quality and upgrades are evident the moment you walk up the extra wide front steps to the large and inviting front porch with travertine tile pavers and a porch swing making it the perfect spot to enjoy a sunset. Step through the solid wood double door entry to the foyer and then up to the the family room with a wood beamed ceiling and a lovely fireplace with tabby stone that matches the exterior bringing a nice, warm, cohesive style that emanates throughout the entire home. The kitchen overlooks the family room and has a double island, 2 dishwashers, a trash compactor, and a Thermadore double oven and Gas range. Situated off the kitchen and family room is the formal dining room with beautiful views of the backyard which is accessed from the family room through double French Doors leading to the huge back porch with tongue and groove ceiling, travertine paver tiles, and welcoming views of the pool and yard. The backyard is ENORMOUS on this 0.41 acre 220 foot deep lot! The pool area also features a grilling and entertainment cabana perfect for pool parties and a firepit perfect for relaxing with a glass of wine. The main floor features the Primary Bedroom with a walk-in closet plus 2 den/offices of which one could easily be used for additional closet space. Upstairs features 4 more bedrooms and 2 full baths plus a loft area. The ground floor has garage space to easily accommodate 5 cars for the auto enthusiast, tons of storage space, and space for a billiards table and a ping pong table that is easily accessible to the back yard. The features are endless: over 8,000sf under roof, very low maintenance exterior with Tabby and Hardie Board plank walls, a dumb waiter in the garage that goes to each floor +++ . Come and see this lovely home, you won't be disappointed
5
Beds
3.5
Baths
4093
SF
Built In
2009
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