All the charm, grace and elegance of the historic estate that it is mixed with modern sophistication and luxury -- this one has it all.

Before even getting to the house, it must be noted that this beauty is nestled in the heart of Springbrook. Sitting on a prime, corner lot made up of almost two, full (and oh so rare) acres, her front yard and screened in patio offer unobscured and panoramic views of the park.

Walking beneath the rebuilt and historically accurate front mantle, visitors enter a grand foyer and will immediately see the care and attention applied to this home. It is a perfect balance of the home's historic qualities with accents of the modern applied throughout. From the updated kitchen to the fully refinished bathrooms, accent walls/ceilings, fresh fixtures and refinished floors, it is clear to see that attention has been paid to every detail.

But there is so much more than meets the eye. One might not notice some of the more subtle items - like the new HVAC units, or the new gutters and windows. Chances are that the casual eye would never discover that the entire home has been rewired or that the foundation has been surrounded by a sophisticated waterproofing system 15 feet below ground.

The variety of distinct spaces is unparalleled on this property. The main floor is for the day to day as well as entertaining. The kitchen and dining areas are oversized for expansive living or for hosting guests. The family room flows freely into outdoor space on the screened-in patio. And there are two more patios on the back and opposite ends of the home respectively. Beyond that other patio is an entire apartment above the detached garage that could be guest quarters or could even be rented to generate revenue. The second floor of the big house is entirely living quarters with a Jack and Jill bonus room as icing on the proverbial cake. On the third floor, attic space has been floored for storage and premium insulation added to ensure energy efficiency. Below it all is a finished basement full of flex space that has added almost 1,000 square feet to the home since it last changed hands.

If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then this home is worthy of a novel. Truly, you must see this one for yourself. This piece of local lore is a once in a lifetime opportunity that you simply must not allow to pass.