This residence draws inspiration from New England Shake-style homes of the early 20th century.

An octagonal tower element lends interest to the front elevation.

Columns and traditional architectural details greet visitors arriving at the front door.

Classic red brick and Tennessee fieldstone add warmth to the chimney.

An authentic cedar shingle roof continues the textural element and complements the house with its aged, soft, silver-gray color.

A gracious porte cochere adds to the gravitas of the home’s architectural elements.

The dark antique bench in the foyer in lined with pillows adorned in textiles including the handsome choices from Holland and Sherry mixed with the florals by Christian Fischbacher.

This dining room features molding on the ceiling for added architectural interest. Double-hung paned glass windows overlooking the front lawn lend the room an expansive feel and allow in generous daylight.

An open floor plan makes the kitchen a welcoming atmosphere for this family-friendly home.

The custom ceiling in this master suite only adds to the generous space. This expansive private retreat enjoys a generous reading area by a wall of windows.

This breath-taking room is a symphony of design elements coming together in harmony. A barrel vaulted ceiling sweeps over the axis of the room, leading the eyes out to the arched window at the end. A deep soaking tub invites luxuriating and enjoying at home comforts.

This light-filled space on the upper floor benefits from the architectural details of the exterior. Located just above the porte cochere, the cupola and dormer windows give grandeur to the space.

Painted beam ceilings and French doors illuminate this room.

This spacious area is perfect for conversations, board games or just unwinding with a good book.

This spacious bedroom is located on the upper floor of the home within the tower, offering a nice interplay between interior and exterior architecture.

Another upper bedroom, giving this residence ample options for hosting guests.

Beyond this lovely garden gate is the covered rear terrace. The lattice walls provide a measure of privacy while still inviting in the breeze and sunlight.

The rear terrace features an outdoor dining area adjacent to a covered lounge area. A brick and stone fireplace, panted white columns and other materials marry the exterior architecture of the facade of the home.