Inspired by the enduring architecture of America’s executive residences, this Georgian Revival–influenced estate presents a rare opportunity to own a home designed with symmetry, formality, and intention—thoughtfully reimagined for modern living. Drawing architectural influence from the West Virginia Governor’s Mansion, the residence reflects a disciplined approach to design, where proportion, materiality, and room sequencing create a sense of permanence seldom found in contemporary homes.

From the moment of arrival, the home’s classical brick façade, columned portico, and balanced elevations establish a quiet confidence. Inside, the main level unfolds with purpose. A grand foyer with a curved staircase anchors the home, leading to formal living and dining rooms that remain distinct and deliberate—each framed by fireplaces, refined millwork, and French doors opening to covered verandas. These are rooms designed for gathering and entertaining, not trends.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen has been fully redesigned to support both everyday living and large-scale hosting without disrupting the architectural order. Custom full-height cabinetry, marble countertops, a professional-grade gas range with plaster hood and pot filler, and an oversized contrasting island create a space that is as functional as it is cohesive. A butler’s pantry, walk-in pantry, breakfast area with exterior access, and a fully built-out mudroom with custom cabinetry ensure that service spaces are discreet, efficient, and beautifully executed.

The upper level is reserved for private living. The primary suite functions as a residence within the home, offering a sense of retreat rarely achieved. The bedroom opens to a front-facing, columned balcony—an architectural feature visible from the home’s exterior—while a second private balcony extends from the bath. The primary bath is expansive and intentionally designed, featuring dual vanities, dual water closets, two walk-in closets, a large curbless shower, and a freestanding soaking tub arranged around light, scale, and privacy rather than cliché. Additional upper-level bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged, including a unique suite-style bedroom with a rare two-room configuration that lends itself to a sitting room, nursery, or study.

The finished lower level extends the home’s livability well beyond expectation. Designed as a true secondary living environment, it offers a large recreation and media space, a custom wet bar, a dedicated in-home fitness studio with mirrored wall and TV, a guest bedroom, a full bathroom, a second laundry room, and additional finished flex space ideal for work or creative pursuits. Whether hosting, accommodating guests, or supporting multigenerational living, this level functions seamlessly as part of the home.

Set on a quiet cul-de-sac within The Timbers at The Pinery, the property is surrounded by mature trees and established luxury homes, offering privacy and a sense of arrival without pretense. This is a residence for buyers who value architectural integrity, livability, and rarity—where the design is not chasing relevance, but built to endure.

This is not a renovated house. It is a restored estate.