An Award Winning Arthur Loveless designed English Tudor Estate discreetly sited at the end of a private Denny-Blaine cul-de-sac to blend historic English charm with the lush, secluded scenery typical of Seattle's most quiet neighborhood. Recognized for its design excellence with the prestigious Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the home has been featured prominently in publications on Arthur Loveless and Northwest design. The residence's Tudor Revival architecture is inspired by the English Country Estate; full of character and charming details, featuring classic wall dormers, bay windows, and a signature recessed entry defined by elegant Tudor arches and intricate brickwork in a herringbone pattern. Just above, a private gabled balcony with handcrafted wood trim adds a final touch of craftsmanship to the facade. Charming English Cottage details throughout; fairytale themed stained glass windows, hand-painted tiles and whimsical fixtures add a touch of fairytale to the masterpiece. While maintaining its historical integrity, the property has been updated for modern living with the addition of a spacious family room and a grand modern kitchen, merging 1920s elegance and the needs of modern living.