Property Description

This remarkable Edwin Keeble designed Belle Meade Estate situated on 2.45 flat, park like acres is nothing short of breathtaking. Originally built by John Ramsey in 1970, then meticulously renovated to the studs with architect Jamie Pffefer and Phipps Builders in 2015. A large addition to the main home as well as adding a pool and pool house completed this spectacular property. This epitomizes quiet luxury and chic sophistication. Located at the end of a dead end street, this is the ultimate in private Belle Meade living. Georgian Limestone pathways, flanked by Georgian Sunset Gravel lead you through the award winning landscape design of Gavin Duke. Renowned Arborist Tom Powers sourced over 350 tree specimens from various states to create a green oasis offering complete privacy year round. Enjoy any weather from the screened in porch with wood burning fireplace, barrel ceilings and built in heaters. Should the rain running off the slate roof and into the copper gutters get worse, then the 150KW generator will kick in to supply power to the entire home, pool house and pool. All electrical ,plumbing and insulation redone in 2015 renovation. Geothermal HVAC system added, brand new windows and doors made in a Georgia mill workhouse to recreate exact replicas as Edwin Keeble originally designed. A breathtaking Moongate created on site with Texas Limestone boulders sourced by Harry Peffen. The Primary suite has proper his and hers bathrooms and walk in closets, heated floors and sweeping views on the property. All secondary bedrooms have en suite bathrooms with heated floors. Additional features include but are not limited to: an elevator, groin vaulted ceilings, Crotch Mahogany paneling, his and hers office spaces, raised flower beds, outdoor shower, gas fire pit, irrigation system, security system, Lutron lighting, and so much more. Please contact agents for showing opportunities. Buyer and buyers agent to verify all facts. POF required. Please allow 24 hr notice.

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