

A "First State" Estate
Luxury Real Estate: These days it is not an everyday occurrence to come across a residential property listed at $6.75 million that is really a great deal. However this Greenville, Del., estate offered by Steve Crifasi of Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate is a fantastic value upon review of the total package. The 77-year-old, three-story colonial home has five bedrooms, six full baths, three half-baths, and three-plus fireplaces spread out over more than 20,000 square feet of living space.
The stone-exterior mansion sets on 4.5 acres of magnificently maintained landscaping with box gardens and an English garden just outside the elaborate sunroom. There is a tennis court, two gazebos, a greenhouse, and a caterer's preparatory building to smoothly facilitate large soirees and events. There is a three-bedroom carriage house with an office and an 11-car garage, and an 18-vehicle car barn with tile floors and cherry-wood paneled walls. Albeit there is ample vehicular-storage space to house an extensive automotive collection, both areas could easily be modified for alternative usage by the next owner.
The immaculate master house contains over-sized rooms throughout, including a living room, a library, a media room, and an entertainment room that residents of Delaware refer to as a "Brandywine" room. Although the residence is ideal for accommodating large-scale events, it retains a comfy-cozy quality despite its ornate lavishness found in every part of the luxury-latent dwelling.
The neighborhood, Westover Hills, is one of the most desirable neighborhoods of the Mid-Atlantic area. A state government perk to being a property owner in the first state of the union is the low property taxes of Delaware compared to surrounding states.
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slide show to fully appreciate the grandeur of both the interior and the exterior of this beautiful property. It really is an exceptional value at $6.75 million. Visit the Web site of Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate to view other fabulous listings in the surrounding area.
For LxM James Rothaar