Nestled on a sprawl of prime sculpted real estate it's both world-class and otherworldly. Known around the globe as 'The Gingerbread House' it's the defining work of esteemed architect James Sarsfield Kennedy. Constructed of uncut stone it's a leading example of the Arts & Crafts architecture. A prominent end-wall chimney punctuates the profile and references the crucial hearth within. The roof's rolled edges recall the picturesque thatched roofs of early English country manors. With acreage equaling ten townhouse lots the fenced grounds accommodate huge events. The exterior exudes raw elegance; the interior emits old-world grace with its flowing rooms and refined craftsmanship. Look closer see embedded artwork throughout pictorials set into walls scenes on antique leaded windows. Arts & Crafts architecture celebrated tolerance and embraced nature. Oscar Wilde was inspired to tour 120 North American cities praising its ideals. No one forgets their visit to The Gingerbread