Description

A century of Monument Avenue grandeur, thoughtfully reborn. Designed by architect Otis Asbury and built in 1913, this stately Colonial Revival was held by the same family for more than 100 years and has now been extensively renovated while preserving the details that make it special. A custom mosaic-tiled full front porch welcomes you into a gracious 30' entrance foyer showcasing a grand turned staircase. The parlor, dining room, and den connect through two sets of working pocket doors, and dentil moulding and custom trim throughout reflect a level of craftsmanship rarely found in today's construction, including 10'+ ceilings throughout the first and second floor. A rear staircase links the kitchen and butler's kitchen to the private back wing of the upper floor. Five bedrooms include a fifth that works beautifully as a home office or au pair suite, and the bright, open third-floor rec room offers endless flexibility. Behind the beauty, the hard work is done: all four heat pump zones have been replaced, and the home features a tankless water heater and updated electrical and plumbing. The kitchen and baths have been reimagined with custom cabinetry, high-end tile, and GE Café appliances, with fresh paint throughout. Outside, a new bluestone patio framed by fresh landscaping creates a private city retreat. The fully renovated carriage house, with new plumbing and electrical, a kitchenette, and a half bath, offers flexible space for guests, work, or extended family, and the garage includes an EV charger. With 5,487 finished sq ft across from the Branch Museum in the heart of the Fan, this is a rare chance to own a piece of Richmond history without compromise.