This home is absolutely exquisite with its sweeping views, ornate craftsmanship and manicured lawns.

Built in 1914, this spectacular family home was subdivided into town houses that retain its magnificent wood paneling, sweeping staircases, grand bay windows and intricate plaster ceilings.

Built in 1914 for a single family and subsequently divided into six townhouses, this Jacobean mansion boasts spectacular curb appeal in the form of a main entrance with both sinuous ironwork and graceful masonry.

Fantastic woodwork and an ombre wall treatment add character to the foyer and hall in this magnificent Jacobean mansion converted to a town house. Exposed beams provide even more personality.