Description
Salem Architectural Masterpiece by Andersen and Shirley Architects Hits the Market for First Time in Over Two Decades. In a rare opportunity, a distinctive property by Andersen and Shirley Architects, designed in the 1980s and Located in the desirable Nob Hill neighborhood near Bush Park, this unique home offers 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 2,368 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. This property represents a one-of-a-kind offering, bringing together architectural artistry, privacy, and livability in a tranquil setting. Entering the home, visitors are greeted by an exquisite wood carving crafted by the late Roy Setziol, a revered woodcarver whose pieces are celebrated in the art world. This custom element underscores the attention to artistry throughout the home, where large windows, striking lines, and high-end finishes bring a sense of openness and creativity to each room. A lush courtyard with a waterfall and curated landscaping creates a welcoming oasis, blending seamlessly with the home's thoughtful, open floor plan. Inside, the layout provides a natural flow that revolves around the home's center, lending a sense of openness while still offering private retreats. The kitchen serves as a true focal point, with premium materials and a layout ideal for cooking or entertaining. Each room offers its own surprises, including a library with custom shelving, which opens to an expansive primary suite with a luxurious, waterfall-tiled soaking tub and a shower with multiple showerheads. A darkroom that doubles as a potential wine cellar, an oversized garage, and a covered hot tub area add to the home's amenities. The property's outdoor spaces further enhance its appeal, with brick hardscape, a water feature, and landscaped areas that blend effortlessly with the home's aesthetic. Situated perfectly near Salem's Bush Park, this property combines privacy, elegance, and a touch of the extraordinary.
