Set on five private acres along Chapel Road, this custom-built estate sits quietly back from the road, with a presence that’s often noticed in passing and remembered.

Designed with longevity in mind, the home offers over 11,000 square feet that lives with an ease rarely found at this scale. Spaces are thoughtfully proportioned and connected, allowing for both everyday comfort and larger gatherings without ever feeling overwhelming.

Built with enduring materials throughout, the residence features four-sided calcite brick construction, solid wood doors, custom millwork, oak flooring, and architectural detailing that reflects a more timeless approach to design. A library with custom floor-to-ceiling cherry built-ins and multiple French doors adds warmth and continuity across the main level, while the kitchen is supported by a well-appointed butler’s pantry with additional freezer and dishwasher—allowing function to exist without competing with form.

A gated arrival and circular driveway set the tone. As you approach, arched windows with beveled glass, caming, and cast stone detailing begin to reveal the level of craftsmanship carried throughout the home. The covered entrance, framed by gracefully curved wrought iron railings and a richly finished hardwood door, creates a sense of arrival that is understated and unmistakable.

The home was designed to support long-term, effortless living across all three levels, including elevator access—an expected feature for a residence of this scale. A main-level primary suite, four upper-level ensuite bedrooms, each with generous walk-in closets, and flexible living spaces throughout offer the ability to accommodate a range of lifestyles, including multi-generational living.

The walk-out lower level extends the home naturally, anchored by a substantial bar, multiple gathering areas, and direct access to the rear grounds. Outdoor living is equally considered, with an expansive IPE hardwood deck overlooking the south-facing yard, framed by mature trees and a setting that offers both openness and privacy.

A detached carriage house provides additional flexibility with four garage bays, four lifts, finished upper-level space, and dedicated utilities—ideal for a collector, workspace, or extended use.

Homes of this caliber—where material selection, craftsmanship, and proportion take precedence over trend—are increasingly rare.