This 1929 English manor blends Tudor and Italian styles, spanning four city lots for ultimate privacy and elegance. Designed by architect Otto A. Merman, it is constructed from hand-chiseled travertine stone from five quarries, offering both beauty and durability. Inside, find four carved fireplaces, a grand iron staircase, original wrought-iron fixtures, and a mix of slate and restored wood floors. Recent updates include Andersen 400 windows and a new Ludowici tile roof with copper trim. The grounds feature a stone garden house, and produce beds. Enjoy stunning views of the nearby rose garden, lake, and park. The finished basement offers flexible space, and the property includes ample storage and updated systems throughout. This home combines historic charm with modern amenities.