ESSENCE
Live authentically. Circa 1932. This handsome stone estate is majestically perched on an expansive 2.47 acres. Tudor manor conceived by architects Palmer & Lamdin. A distinctive European aesthetic which feels like a world unto itself. A sweeping circular drive opens onto expansive lawns shaded by crepe myrtle and storied canopy. Designed for original owner George R. Morris, it was built to endure. Distinctive olive under-toned stone quarried in Western Maryland rises beneath a dark red tiled roof, framed by weathered oak casements and multiple chimneys. Inside, mahogany-paneled rooms, arched doorways, glowing fireplaces, and deep window seats wrap around you like a favorite armchair. Chef's kitchen, bright, sun-filled rooms, intimate gathering areas. Escape to your fabulous primary suite with a luxe marble bath and divine dressing room. Outside, stone terraces, walled patios, and lush, professionally maintained grounds beg for evenings spent lingering under the stars. Lower level with fireplace, billiards, exposed stone. Xfinity Internet. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home.
LOCAL FLAVOR AND PROVISIONS
Grocery shopping at Whole Foods Market. Favorite in town dining at Charleston Restaurant, Petit Louis Bistro, Ce-Ce's, Woodberry Tavern and Clavel.
OUTINGS AND LEISURES
If you love the outdoors… Overlooking the scenic Lake Roland is 500 acres of park, two historic sites and a rare environmentally-sensitive ecosystem home to many endangered species of flora and fauna. Hiking trails fan out from the nature center, picnic pavilions, playground and Paw Point Dog Park. Convenient to the BMA and The Walter's Art Museum, and the American Visionary Arts Museum. Walk through Wyman Park Dell or visit the Sherwood Gardens for spring tulip viewing.
PROXIMITY
Easy access to the I-83 on ramp, about 11 minutes to Hampden. Downtown Baltimore's Inner Harbor and the National Aquarium are about 18 minutes away. Johns Hopkins Hospital is about 20 minutes away. Approximately 42 minutes to BWI and 12 minutes to Penn Station.
REGION
This area is a vibrant, diverse hub home to the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus.
