This sophisticated, architect-designed townhome in a rarely available complex is part of an enclave built on the grounds of the Journey’s End mansion. Luxurious amenities and detailed craftsmanship include an open-concept first floor with 9-foot ceilings, gas fireplace, and chef’s kitchen with expansive granite island, Bosch stainless steel appliances, and ceiling-height cabinets. The circular layout and adjacent deck make this home perfect for entertaining. The primary bedroom features a custom walk-in closet and en-suite bath with Jacuzzi tub and separate walk-in tiled shower. Two additional well-proportioned bedrooms, full bath, and laundry room complete the second level. The lower level is waiting to be transformed into additional living space for multiple needs - an office, family room and/or exercise area. Conveniently located near major routes yet tucked away, you will be part of all that Lexington has to offer—fine schools, a charming downtown, and recreational facilities.

Sophisticated architect-designed townhome, in a rarely available complex, is part of an enclave built in 2009 on the estate grounds of the Journeys End mansion. Luxurious amenities and detailed craftsmanship include an open concept, light filled first floor with 9-foot ceilings, gas fireplace, high-end granite and stainless steel kitchen with peninsula seating for four. From the dining room enter through a sliding door to a private deck with serene, woodland views. The primary bedroom features four windows, a walk-in closet and an en-suite bath with tub and separate tiled shower. Two additional well-proportioned bedrooms and a cabinet-lined laundry room complete the second floor. Expansive lower level with a wall of windows offers space for multiple purposes--office, family room and an exercise area plus a separate workshop. Walk out from here to a grassy yard. Conveniently located near major routes. Enjoy Lexington's outstanding school system, vibrant center and recreation facilities.

Imagine direct views of the Lexington Battle Green and having Lexington Center within steps of your front door. Built on a .82 acre lot for Dr. J. Odin Tilton in 1897, this grand Shingle-style home has an expansive foyer highlighted by a stately staircase, five principal first floor rooms plus a guest or office suite with separate entrance. Notable features include exquisite sycamore and oak woodwork, pocket doors, dining room with leaded glass cabinetry, solarium for plants and French doors to a meticulously restored front veranda. The 24x10-foot kitchen has an original cook stove plus an antique refrigerator residing in the pantry. A recent rear deck spans the width of the house and overlooks an expansive lawn. On the second floor find an en suite primary bedroom, three additional bedrooms, a renovated hall bath and an inviting family room with bay window and fireplace. The back stairway reveals a linen room and a charming third floor with refinished pine floors and new bath.

Imagine direct views of the Lexington Battle Green and having Lexington Center within steps of your front door. Built on a .82 acre lot for Dr. J. Odin Tilton in 1897, this grand Shingle-style home has an expansive foyer highlighted by a stately staircase, five principal first floor rooms plus a guest or office suite with separate entrance. Notable features include exquisite sycamore and oak woodwork, pocket doors, dining room with leaded glass cabinetry, solarium for plants and French doors to a meticulously restored front veranda. The 24x10-foot kitchen has an original cook stove plus an antique refrigerator residing in the pantry. A recent rear deck spans the width of the house and overlooks an expansive lawn. On the second floor find an en suite primary bedroom, three additional bedrooms, a renovated hall bath and an inviting family room with bay window and fireplace. The back stairway reveals a linen room and a charming third floor with refinished pine floors and new bath.

Imagine direct views of the Lexington Battle Green and having Lexington Center within steps of your front door. Built on a .82 acre lot for Dr. J. Odin Tilton in 1897, this grand Shingle-style home has an expansive foyer highlighted by a stately staircase, five principal first floor rooms plus a guest or office suite with separate entrance. Notable features include exquisite sycamore and oak woodwork, pocket doors, dining room with leaded glass cabinetry, solarium for plants and French doors to a meticulously restored front veranda. The 24x10-foot kitchen has an original cook stove plus an antique refrigerator residing in the pantry. A recent rear deck spans the width of the house and overlooks an expansive lawn. On the second floor find an en suite primary bedroom, three additional bedrooms, a renovated hall bath and an inviting family room with bay window and fireplace. The back stairway reveals a linen room and a charming third floor with refinished pine floors and new bath.