Discover the timeless elegance of this meticulously restored 1929 executive Tudor, designed by renowned Columbus architect Downie Worthington Moore. Located in Peterson Place, an exclusive, in-town enclave, this home exemplifies architectural sophistication, with beautifully designed homes surrounding a scenic central boulevard. The exterior presents unique details, including a diamond-patterned brick path, radial barrel archway, copper roofing, and subtle eagle motifs carved into the fascia. Mature landscaping leads to the original oak front door, setting the stage for the interior’s craftsmanship. Inside, the home showcases stunning woodwork, dramatic casings, crown moldings, and bowed leaded-glass windows. The formal living room, with its bow window and gas fireplace, opens to a classic study through French doors. The enclosed patio, featuring removable window panels and flagstone flooring, seamlessly connects to the main living space. The formal dining room is enhanced by period wallpaper, wainscoting, and a custom chandelier. The kitchen features 48-inch cabinetry, quartz countertops, a center island, and a coffee station with a wet bar. The Family Room-adjacent catering kitchen offers additional functionality with a laundry area, full bath and quartz shower. A 1994 family room addition blends original brick with modern touches like a pellet stove and hardwood floors. Upstairs, two generous guest rooms with unique ceiling textures and a central library nook lead to the primary suite. The spacious bedroom includes a window seat, barn doors to the ensuite, and a custom closet system. The ensuite features a stand-alone tub, oversized glass shower, dual vanities, and hidden laundry. The high-ceiling basement provides ample storage, while the modern, efficient gas furnace and backup generator ensure comfort. The private backyard, surrounded by unique, mature trees, includes a secluded brick patio. This home offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern living.
