Traditional symmetrical design makes a grand statement for this brick home. Notably, for a traditional exterior, this house has a unique combination of shingled and metal roofs with a copper patina. An added dimension to the plan is the use of angled wings that wrap off the central portion of the house and are connected by curved rooms. Grand porches on the first and second level add to the elegance of the faÁade. Once you step inside you will further appreciate the finely detailed architecture. The foyer is domed and the room itself is circular with art niches in the curved walls. Stepping in the study you will notice the coffered ceiling and the handsome built-in walnut cabinetry. Across the foyer the dining room also has built-in china cabinets. An open kitchen and sunroom/breakfast area provides great space for a busy family. The master suite has its own private den and access to the curved screened porch. A trey ceiling and fireplace highlight architectural details in the master bedroom. The second floor houses 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a shared activity area that overlooks the living room.