$1,150,000
New to the Heath market — day 1 on the books.
A home of true distinction, this timeless estate blends classic elegance with modern comfort, offering unmatched curb appeal thanks to its striking brick-and-stone façade & porte-cochere drive. Situated on a generous .762-acre corner lot in Wyndemere, privacy & presence come together seamlessly. Step inside to a grand foyer that sets the tone for the entire 4,793 sq ft residence. A stately office with custom built-ins anchors the entry, followed by an inviting formal living area & dedicated dining room ideal for gatherings. The heart of the home unfolds into a warm, open space featuring a 2nd living room with stone gas fireplace, rustic beams & a freshly painted interior with cozy, neutral undertones. The kitchen is a chef’s dream; double built-in gas cooktops & ovens, commercial-grade refrigerator, passthrough with wine storage & dedicated appliance space, all accented with a pop of color that brings personality & charm. A breakfast nook & nearby half bath complete the main-level living experience. The primary suite, located downstairs for convenience & tranquility, offers a luxurious retreat with dual oversized vanities, a soaking tub & walk-in shower. Upstairs features a spacious game room and media room, a true teenage haven. A 2nd bedroom enjoys its own ensuite bath, while the 3rd & 4th bedrooms share a spacious Jack-and-Jill. One of the most coveted features is the separately entranced guest suite that makes up for the 5th bedroom. Complete with a full kitchen, living, bedroom area and private bath, it’s ideal for multi-generational living, long-term guests or an independent home office suite. Outside, the backyard delivers everything; expansive green space for pets, a sparkling pool & a covered patio with a fireplace that makes entertaining effortless year-round. Located minutes from Heath High School, Lake Ray Hubbard & the Harbor District, this property offers luxury, convenience & lifestyle in one. Main house is 4406 sqft & guest suite is 387 sqft.
