MULTIPLE OFFERS RECEIVED. Perfectly positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this striking contemporary home rests on 3.14 wooded acres in Northfield, within the top-rated Sunset Ridge and New Trier school districts. Solidly constructed on an extra-thick concrete slab, the home offers enduring quality and a strong architectural foundation. A private circular drive leads to a dramatic porte cochere entrance, welcoming you into a space where nature and design blend seamlessly. Inside, 11 skylights, soaring ceilings, and expansive glass walls flood the home with natural light and highlight tranquil views of the surrounding landscape. The open-concept layout centers around generous living and dining areas, anchored by a dramatic dual-sided stone fireplace. The kitchen features a large island, quality finishes, and flows into a vaulted, beamed family room with its own fireplace and wet bar-ideal for everyday living and entertaining. A private office with built-ins, large picture window, and direct access to a paver patio provides the perfect work-from-home retreat. Nearby, a dedicated library/billiard room offers space to relax or entertain. The first-floor primary suite includes a fireplace, seating area, and two full bathrooms-each with its own private dressing room. On the opposite side of the home, a short staircase leads to three additional bedrooms: one en-suite with a private deck, and two connected by a Jack-and-Jill bath. The lower level offers a fifth bedroom, full bath, fitness area, and a spacious family/media room with built-ins. A small creek winds through the back of the property, and approximately an acre of additional wooded land lies beyond it-all within the 3.14-acre parcel. The home is NOT in a floodplain. A two-car attached garage with EV charging and a separate three-car garage make this home a standout for car enthusiasts. Thoughtfully updated and meticulously maintained, this one-of-a-kind estate combines peaceful privacy with convenient access to top schools, shopping, dining, and highways.
