Experience unparalleled luxury in this 1926 Tudor Revival, the first masterpiece by Maritz and Young on Lindell Blvd. Situated on historic grounds, once home to the 1904 Worldâs Fair Japanese Garden Exhibit, one of the country's oldest and largest Gingko Tree. Enter the grand foyer to find a sweeping circular staircase adorned with a cascading "John-Richards-Japanese Wisteria" chandelier. The loggia, a true jewel, features radiant slate flooring and floor-to-ceiling arched windows overlooking Forest Park and meticulously recreated Japanese gardens. Maritz and Youngâs hallmark symmetry shines with mirrored three-arched openings throughout the first floor. The sunken living room, with its beautiful fireplace and restored wax and plaster ceiling, offers an inviting retreat. The enchanting garden features authentic Japanese lighted lanterns, a Wheel of Compassion, a Pagoda-designed pool house, and a stunning lighted pool with Magic Bowl water features. This home is a reimagined work of art.
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