A rare opportunity to acquire a landmark estate on the National Register of Historic Places, occupied by just two families since its construction in the early 1930s. Originally two neighbouring residences unified in the 1940s, the property today spans approximately 1,472 sqm across 46 rooms, reflecting three distinct eras of craftsmanship. The estate combines restored period character — leaded-glass windows, original hardwood floors, bespoke millwork, and a sweeping grand staircase — with discreetly integrated modern systems and climate control. Formal gardens, gated entry, private driveway, and a four-car garage complete the setting. Highlights include a grand dining room seating 20, a gourmet kitchen, ground-floor master suite, first-floor bedroom suites, a basement ballroom with stage and dance floor, wine cellar, billiards lounge, and library.