1075 Chestnut Street

AnnArborCity_Washtenaw, MI 48104

Coveted, awe-inspiring, and breathtaking--these are the first words that come to mind when describing the architectural brilliance of Robert Metcalf. Built at the height of his career, this exceptional home remains a testament to his visionary design. Nestled in the heart of Ann Arbor Hills, this stunning residence features three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and a dedicated office that could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom. From the moment you step inside, soaring ceilings, rich redwood paneling, and floor-to-ceiling windows will leave you in awe. The seamless blend of indoor and outdoor spaces fills the home with natural light, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. Every corner of this meticulously maintained home showcases thoughtfuldesign. The dining room is perfect for entertaining, while the finished lower level offers abundant storage and potential for further customization. The primary suite has been beautifully updated and includes a private screened-in balcony a peaceful retreat to unwind. One of the home's best-kept secrets is the garden house, complete with in-floor heating, a gas fireplace, and an atrium your own personal sanctuary. Additional features include skylights, a 20kW generator, a two-car attached garage with dual EV charging stations, a geothermal system, a tranquil waterfall and pond, and professionally landscaped grounds adorned with rhododendrons, daylilies, and more. This extraordinary home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history while enjoying modern luxury and timeless design. This home features the tallest dawn redwood in the city limits! Home Energy Score of 3. Download report at stream.a2gov.org.

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