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10807 Greenspring Avenue Greenspring Valley 10807 Greenspring Avenue ubble isbee Hof Long & FoBster Real Estate 10807 GREENSPRING AVENUE GREENSPRING VALLEY 10807 GREENSPRING AVENUE Located among the picturesque rolling hills of Greenspring Valley, 10807 Greenspring Avenue presents an extraordinary luxury retreat on over 15 acres of landscaped grounds, pastures and wooded groves. The eight-bedroom French Country home sits at the end of a private estate drive. Guests descend at the circular drive and enter through a vaulted post and beam front porch into the two-story Foyer. A wide portal directs visitors into the vaulted Great Room accented by a pass-through fireplace and triple atrium doors to the covered porch. An opening leads into the spacious Billiard Room with built-in cherry cabinetry, a wraparound desk and doors to the covered porch. A hall adjacent to the Billiard Room provides access to a main level Guest Suite. From the Great Room, the adjoining Dining Room enjoys a triple window and open access with a knee-wall and columns. A passage leads to the exceptional custom gourmet Kitchen with Brookhaven cabinetry, granite counters, professional grade stainless appliances and an island. The Kitchen flows into the attached Breakfast Room with built- in bookcases and two sets of French doors to the covered porches. A stunning Family Room adjoins the Kitchen and Breakfast Room with a vaulted cedar-paneled ceiling accented by exposed, rough-hewn trusses. A full-height stone chimney wall with a wood burning fireplace, built-in cabinetry and French doors to the screened porch complete this comfortable space. A tall cased portal leads to the Sitting Hall with built-ins and access to the Library featuring a paneled chimney wall, wet bar and French doors to the covered porch. A Laundry Room/Mud Room and an over- sized three-car Garage complete the main level. Double doors from the hall atop the main staircase open into the large, resort-like Master Suite. The Bedroom enjoys a gas fireplace with colonial mantel flanked by built-in bookcases. Doors open to the adjoining Sitting Room where French doors beckon to a balcony. The marble Master Bath includes a jetted soaking tub and large marble shower stall. Doors open into the Dressing Room with extensive built-in wardrobe cabinetry. A Bedroom Hall leads to three additional en-suite Bedrooms as well as a staircase to an In-Law/Au-Pair Suite with a Sitting Room, Bedroom and Bath. GREENSPRING VALLEY The lower level enjoys a large Recreation Room with a kitchenette and pass-through fireplace flanked by dual access to the adjoining Game Room. The climate controlled Wine Room provides extensive custom built wine racks and the nearby Exercise Room includes a mirrored wall with balance bar, basketball hoop and an adjacent Bath. An 83’ indoor lap pool provides for easy morning swims with an additional Bath located nearby. A Sitting Room with French doors to the screened porch includes access to Bedrooms #7 and #8 and a shared Bath. Sunset Hill Extensive bluestone patios, pool decking and sun decks sit off the back of the home, creating an incredible oasis of relaxation. Waterfalls trickle down into the spa and heated in-ground pool. A long cabana pavilion enables easy entertaining with a wood burning stone fireplace and stone cooking center. Sweeping manicured grounds surround the home with Dipping Pond Run traversing the property. Lighted tennis courts and a treehouse provide additional outdoor recreation activities and strategic seating allows for a welcome respite overlooking the pond. A path leads to the Bank Barn with two stalls, a wash stall, and tack room. Fenced paddocks and a run-in shed are ideal for equestrian life and an adjacent chicken coop and vegetable/herb garden allow for homesteading opportunities. With over 15 acres of pure delight, 10807 Greenspring Avenue includes every imaginable luxury on this private yet conveniently located sanctuary! FEATURES FOYER 19’4” X 14’4” • Built-up crown molding • Dacor stainless steel wall oven & 2 warming • Cherry paneled double doors w/transom • Chair rail w/wainscot moldings drawers • Two-story • Brass 6-light chandelier w/ceiling medallion • Panasonic stainless steel microwave • Hardwood flooring • Four brass double wall sconce lights w/glass • Scotsman icemaker w/matching front panel • Open semi-circular staircase w/hardwood shades • Two KitchenAid dishwashers w/matching handrails & painted spindles • Recessed light front panels • Arched window on staircase • Built-in ceiling speakers • Ceramic double farmer’s sink w/instant hot water dispenser & Insinkerator disposal • Dormer skylight DINING ROOM/KITCHEN PASSAGE • Chair rail w/wainscot moldings • Franke Villeroy & Boch round ceramic prep • Hardwood flooring • Large pendant lantern sink • Open flow to Dining Room • Two mirror-back double wall sconce lights on • Two walk-in pantry closets • Built-up crown molding staircase • Four polished nickel pendant lights above • Chair rail w/wainscot moldings • Recessed lighting island • Recessed lighting • Double closet & additional closet • Recessed lighting • Double doors to Back Hall • Wide portal to Great Room • Under-cabinet lighting & above-cabinet • Double doors to Kitchen ambient lighting GREAT ROOM 24’1” X 17’9” KITCHEN 23’2” X 19’5” • Passage to Back Hall w/Powder Room w/ • Vaulted ceiling w/dormer skylight ceramic tile floor, vanity w/granite top & • Hardwood flooring • Hardwood flooring undermount sink, 2 wall sconce lights w/ • Brookhaven custom raised-panel wood • Triple atrium door to Covered Porch w/ shades & ceiling light/exhaust fan cabinetry in antique white finish w/red custom drapery treatment • Open flow to Breakfast Room & Family finished island including island/breakfast bar, • Pass-through gas fireplace w/traditional Room planning desk, illuminated glass-door cabinet, mantel, marble surround & hearth pot-pan drawers, bookcase, roll-out trays, BREAKFAST ROOM 21’4” X 11’9” • Crown molding lazy-Susan base cabinet, appliance garage, • Chair rail w/wainscot moldings • Hardwood flooring microwave shelf, tray cabinet, 3 pull-out • Banister overlook from 2nd Floor • Two sets of French doors to Covered Porches trash/recycle bins, dovetailed drawers, soft- • Brass 2-tier chandelier w/transoms close drawers/cabinets & matching built-up • Recessed lighting • Two double windows w/transoms crown molding • Built-in ceiling speakers • Full-length built-in bookcases flanking 1 set • Granite counters, raised breakfast bar, • Wide cased portal to Billiard Room Hall of French doors desktop & backsplashes • Wide cased portal to Dining Room/Kitchen • Large bronze 6-light ‘lantern’ chandelier • Ceramic tile backsplash at range Passage • Recessed lighting • Two Sub-Zero built-in stainless steel • Open flow to Family room at granite topped DINING ROOM 19’9” X 14’3” refrigerators knee-wall bookcase & rough-hewn posts & • Hardwood flooring • Sub-Zero built-in stainless steel freezer beams • Open access from Dining Room/Kitchen • Marvel under-counter wine cooler FAMILY ROOM 23’7” X 19’1” Passage w/knee-wall & columns • Wolf 48” commercial grade stainless steel • Triple window w/arched transom & custom 6-burner gas range w/2 ovens, grill & Best • Sunken w/radius steps drapery treatment stainless steel range hood w/lighting • Vaulted cedar paneled ceiling w/exposed rough-hewn trusses • Full-height stone chimney w/wood burning • Built-up dentil crown molding BILLIARD ROOM HALL fireplace & 2 wood bins on raised hearth & • Recessed lighting • Access from Great Room rough-hewn mantel shelf • Built-in ceiling speakers • Hardwood flooring • Built-in hutch cabinetry in blue finish w/ • Samsung wall mounted TV • Powder Room w/hardwood flooring, chest natural beadboard back wall, oak top, base vanity, Kohler flush, wall sconce lighting w/ cabinets, bookcases & TV niche w/Sony wall BACK HALL 18’8” X 14’5” (IRREGULAR) shades & recessed light w/exhaust fan mounted TV • Built-up crown molding • Access from Kitchen & open passage at • Built-in bookcase w/base cabinet • Chair rail w/wainscot moldings Dining Room • French doors w/transom to Screened Porch • Recessed lighting • Brick floor in herringbone pattern • Double window w/transoms • Access to Billiard Room & 1st Floor • Three double closets • Halogen lighting Bedroom suite • Two ceiling fans • Two glazed doors to Covered Porches • Built-in ceiling speakers • Open carpeted back staircase to 2nd Floor BILLIARD ROOM 31’8” X 27’5” • Tall cased & paneled portal to Sitting Hall • Open oak staircase to Lower Level • Hardwood flooring w/access to Library • Recessed lighting • Suede covered walls • Access to Garage • Pass-through gas fireplace w/oak mantel, SITTING HALL 19’2” X 13’10” • Access to Laundry/Mudroom marble surround & hearth • Hardwood flooring LAUNDRY/MUDROOM 21’3” X 10’2” • Custom built-in cherry cabinetry flanking • Gated open oak staircase to Lower Level w/ fireplace w/bookcases, base cabinets & glass • Brick floor in herringbone pattern banister overlook & carpet runner door gun case • Custom built-in mudroom cabinetry • Built-in bookcase w/base cabinet • Flows to octagonal bay w/custom built-in including 4 lockers, seating bench w/drawers • French doors w/transom to Covered Porch wraparound desk including base cabinets, file & upper shelf • Three double windows w/transoms drawers & 5 double windows w/transoms & • Raised-panel base, wall & storage cabinetry • Built-up dentil crown molding woven shades w/clothes poles • Recessed lighting • Triple atrium door to Covered Porch • Solid surface counters • Tall cased portal to Library • Triple window w/arched transom &
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