Description

First Offering in over 55 years, this stately 1922 brick Colonial Revival rests on one of Richmond’s most desirable streets. An elegant 3-story brick home, with slate roof and handsome dormers, this home was designed by architect Edward F. Sinnott, and constructed over 100 years ago by famed Taylor and Parrish. A 10-minute walk to all that the Westhampton Village has to offer, 6020 Saint Andrews Lane has known only three devoted owners and in the 1930’s hosted “Miss Donnan’s Cotillion” on the third floor. One enters through the original wide front door and walks into a spacious center hallway (31' x 11') which leads to the Living Room and Library on the left, and to the Dining Room, Kitchen and Den, on the right. Nine foot ceilings and lustrous wood floors exist throughout, and its architectural details include: dentil moldings, custom fireplace mantels, built-in wood cabinetry with glass, and ample bookshelves. In addition, this home has three wood-burning fireplaces. Upstairs, you’ll find the primary bedroom with en-suite full bath and dressing room, study, or nursery, a second bedroom with fireplace, a third bedroom and another full bath. The third floor features two bedrooms, full bathroom with original claw-foot tub and a secure storage room. An elevator services three floors starting at the basement. The large Tea Dance-sized Terrace is the touchstone of the professionally landscaped yard, filled with mature trees, shrubs and perennials. A house of this stature does not come around very often. A piece of history awaits you!