Graceful yet grounded, classic yet expressive — a white brick beauty where architectural pedigree is felt long before it is explained. Architect Ted Waters, a respected name of the era, designed the home with a disciplined sense of proportion and a philosophy rooted in livability. Centered around the main living area, the interior unfolds into a series of well-proportioned spaces, each designed to gather light as naturally as it gathers people. Balanced sightlines and refined millwork establish architectural continuity, complemented by well-maintained parquet flooring and a thoughtfully updated kitchen. True to Waters’ philosophy of livability, the home embraces its private brick courtyard from three points, creating a deliberate interplay between interior and exterior spaces. A separate bonus space, accessed through the courtyard, offers flexible use as a studio, lounge, or office. Beyond the courtyard, a two-car garage and separate lawn area add dimension and versatility. A residence defined not by trend, but by intention — enduring in design and effortless in the way it lives.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Ronald C. Melander () from Listing Office: Keller Williams Coastal Area P.
Selling Office: Engel & Volkers.
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