Welcome to this architecturally striking Tudor-inspired residence nestled in the prestigious Glenmaura community. Surrounded by lush mature trees and professionally landscaped grounds, this 5,000+ sq. ft. home offers a perfect blend of classic elegance and modern sophistication. Main Level Step into a grand two-story foyer illuminated by a crystal chandelier and sweeping staircase. The formal living room features vaulted ceilings, a dramatic fireplace, and gleaming cherry-inlaid hardwood floors that extend into the dining room-- perfect for elegant entertaining. The formal dining room showcases another chandelier and custom trim detailing, while the gourmet kitchen boasts granite countertops, cherry cabinetry, center island cooktop, and double wall ovens. An adjoining sun-filled breakfast area opens to the spectacular four-season glass solarium complete with a stone fireplace and panoramic wooded views--truly the showpiece of the home. Upper Level The expansive primary suite can be accessed via the main staircase or the residential elevator that travels from foyer to master suite. This bedroom offers a serene retreat with a gas fireplace, vaulted ceiling, and spa-inspired bath featuring a jetted soaking tub, walk-in glass shower, dual vanities. Three additional bedrooms provide generous space, each with large closets, natural light, and a spacious shared bathroom. Lower Level A fully finished walkout level provides great versatility featuring a great room and hand-carved granite-topped bar seating 8-12 people for entertaining guests or create a private guest suite utilizing this spaces full kitchen and bath with spa inspired steam shower. Outside the finished space is a custom temperature-controlled wine cellar that can hold upwards of 6,500 bottles of wine, perfect for seasoned collectors to house their stock or a blank slate for beginners.

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