Come see this showplace. Originally built in 1914 for the Baldwins and designed by Frank Lockwood it was renovated in 2001 by another well known architect with McAlpine Tankersley and now this masterpiece is move-in ready. This home was also featured in the September 2005 issue of Veranda Magazine. There are four bedrooms in the main house, an office that would also make a great nursery, and an additional bedroom and bathroom in the detached carriage house apartment. The kitchen features granite countertops covering an exceptionally large island, SubZero refrigerator, a Lacanche stove and Bosch dishwasher. There is an attached large walk-in pantry and an additional butler’s pantry. Downstairs there is a formal dining room, living room, sunroom and wonderful TV room with barreled ceiling and one guest bedroom that features a large bathroom and private entrance near rear stairway. Loads of details from the curved main staircase, herringbone flooring to the plaster trim and heavy crown moldings. Lots of full length windows color the house with natural light and highlight all of these details. Upstairs you find a large landing providing access to all bedrooms, including the Master with fireplace, grand bathroom that has separate shower, tub, walk-in linen storage, and secluded sunning terrace. Master closet is unreal with tall doors, walk-ins, regular closets, and Laundry center. Additional two upstairs bedrooms have their own baths and don’t forget that office space with bath access. Permanent stairs lead up to floor walk-in attic and also another staircase leads to full basement with work room, sinks, and load of additional storage. Exterior is filled with more charm and living areas. Great mature landscaping, gorgeous paver sidewalk, detached garage with full 1 bedroom apartment above that has kitchenette and Laundry center. This is truly worth a visit, you will be amazed at the quality and charm only found in the Garden District.