Stunning Neoclassical Revival Mansion

About the Space

Built in 1898, this Neoclassical Revival mansion features gorgeous architectural details and luxurious interior amenities. This four-bed, five-bath North Avondale home is as grand as its 4,500-square-foot size suggests. Its symmetrical Neoclassical Revival design is exemplified through towering columns on either side of the front door and a prominent pediment above the doorway, forming a pitched roof. Through the front door lies a spacious foyer, complete with matching columns, decorative leaded-glass windows, and a sweeping staircase to the home’s second level. The home boasts five total fireplaces (three of which were converted to gas in 2007) in its office, living room, primary bedroom, dining room, and second-floor bedroom. On the first floor, the office comes with its own library, equipped with gorgeous custom built-ins for displaying books and prized possessions. The kitchen, also recently updated, offers a sitting area at its center island, a butler’s pantry, and a cozy dining nook. The second-floor primary bedroom comes with a full en suite bath. Lit up by a wall-length set of windows, the bath features a separate shower and bathtub, as well as two sinks, and a sit-down vanity. A spacious walk-in closet with built-in wardrobes offers plenty of space. Also on the property is a detached two-car garage, accessible through a circular drive leading to the home’s main entrance. The walkout basement offers ample storage and easy access to the drive, right beneath a sizable first-floor deck.