This home combines the rich character of historical architecture with the ease of modern living — as warm as it is impressive, and as livable as it is beautiful. Steeply pitched rooflines, stone and limestone detailing, and dramatic arched windows set the tone, while storied materials, handcrafted detail, and spaces layered with warmth carry it through every room.

The great room rises to a soaring 14-foot vaulted ceiling, anchored by a statement fireplace and hearth. The adjacent hearth room offers a cozier, more intimate space — the kind that tends to become everyone's favorite over time. The entry foyer was designed with space for a baby grand, a small detail that says a lot about the kind of home this is: one built around gathering, music, and family life.

The kitchen is generous without feeling excessive — scaled for real cooking, with a large island, premium appliances, and a walk-in pantry that keeps the everyday mess out of sight. Custom cabinetry, natural stone, and layered hardware give the kitchen a collected, lived-in feel.

The primary suite is a private retreat. Hand-troweled plaster, a limestone fireplace, and a spa bath with a freestanding soaking tub and custom closet make it a space that feels thoughtfully done — not staged, but genuinely livable.

The Tall Grass Tudor spans nearly 6,950 finished square feet across three levels, plus a three-car garage, on a generous homesite within Harmony Club — an elevated golf course community with unobstructed views off two fairways. The home includes five bedrooms, four full baths and two half baths, two fireplaces on the main level, a lower-level family room with full bar and wine cellar, a gym, and multiple outdoor living spaces including a covered deck, covered porch, and uncovered patio. Estimated completion 2027.