This Spanish Mediterranean mission inspired colonial commands an appropriate recognition via style and individuality given its uncommonness in the North East. Redesigned today while paying homage to its origins this graciously rebuilt home commands over 14,000 square feet of living space residing on 1.6 acres of land in Chestnut Hill. The exhaustive 3 year undertaking yielded an architectural marvel with an comprehensive focus on preservation comprising of this newly built offering of sophistication, innovation and design of the finest quality. Twelve bathrooms, seven bedrooms, all floor elevator access, three car garage, sauna, exercise room, bonus rooms, flex space, office, wine cellar, six fireplaces, au pair suit, smart home technology throughout, chef’s kitchen, and a separate family kitchen perfected to offer timeless elegance. The balance of classic architecture, modern innovation culminates in this home, an ensemble of distinction and quality.

Magnificent exemplary architectural design of Spanish Mediterranean style done by Chapman and Frazer in 1904. Situated on almost 2 acres of wooded land, abutting conservation and nestled in the country character of old Chestnut Hill. The grand foyer with oak panelled walls has arched ceilings and boundless period detail. Two wings define the first level which include, large gracious rooms for elegant entertaining and great family living, 5 fireplaces, and unparalleled detail. The second level mirrors the first in size. The carved stairwell leads to a landing that divides the second floor. There are 8 generous bedrooms and 5 full baths in total. Close to The Street, Chestnut Hill Square and steps to public transportation.