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Demetrius Simms
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  • The 1928 English Revival Tudor mansion features a wood-burning fireplace, French windows, and a stonetop island in the kitchen.

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The gated entrance set alongside a pond. 

Front yard view of the 1928 English Revival Tudor mansion by architect Eric Kibbon.

Inside the double-height foyer with accenting columns. 

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Light blue wall trimmings highlight bay windows in the family room.

A wood-burning fireplace heats up the living room. 

A wall of French windows spans the room with patio access.

Out on the patio where manicured hedges captivate.

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A cozy den with a stone fireplace is accessed via the living room, back inside. 

Gold accents, parquet flooring, and classic light fixtures pop in the dining room. 

A stonetop island anchors the kitchen with modern appliances. 

A coffered, wood panel ceiling hovers above the light-filled breakfast room. 

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An overhead view of the spiral staircase with wrought-iron railing. 

The primary suite hallway leads to the bedroom with sliding doors. 

Inside the latter with bay window seating, hardwood floors, and an eye-catching fireplace. 

A freestanding tub sits between seperate sinks in the en-suite bathroom. 

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Mirrors in one of two walk-in closets blur in and outdoor settings. 

The wood panel alternative provides ample drawer, hanging, and lounge space. 

A landing above the office/library is accented by exposed beams and built-ins. 

An expansive view of the side lawn. 

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A stately pergola provides shade for alfresco dining. 

Dual staircases lead down to a tiered landscape feature. 

A well-maintained plot of trees ahead of the mansion. 

Private entry to the guest residence and garage parking for six cars.

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An aerial view of the Weston estate set on over six secluded acres.

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