A 1925 Study & Farrar Tudor among the founding residences of Claverach Park, the Pitzman-planned garden suburb listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A century old and beautifully kept, it pairs original character with thoroughly updated systems.

An arched entry and leaded glass open to a turning staircase, oak floors, and original millwork. The living room centers on a carved mantel; the formal dining room’s bay window overlooks the garden and pool; the renovated kitchen pairs white cabinetry with Viking appliances and a sunlit breakfast room; and a beamed family room with a gas fireplace anchors everyday living.

The primary suite, created where the original plan had none, offers a marble bath with freestanding tub, glass shower, and twin vanities. Four bedrooms and five baths span 4,473 square feet, plus a flexible third-floor bonus room suited to a home office, guest suite, studio, or gym.

Behind the period character, the home has been thoroughly modernized: copper plumbing, updated 200-amp electrical, all baths rebuilt, a finished lower level, a whole-house generator, and heating and cooling updated in stages, most recently in 2025. Outside, nearly half an acre holds a private in-ground pool, custom gas fire pit, paver walkways, and an 11-zone irrigation system, backing to woodland.