It’s the windows you’ll notice first: A panoramic expanse that lets in the sunlight and looks out upon a wooded backyard where the concept of neighbors simply doesn’t exist. You’ll ask yourself “what does this feel like?” Like your time in Europe, where long driveways also end with chateau-style homes nestled atop hills. Amidst a sea of bland sameness, 235 Woodbury boasts the charm and quirk most homes lack - with nooks for books, double French doors and built-in farmhouse cubbies to boot. Even the walls make their mark: Raised-panel wainscoting adds depth and personality (with plenty of utility). Upstairs, a custom closet rounds out the primary bedroom, and the basement boasts a Sartorialist and Costco-lovers dream: two extra rooms currently used as an off-season closet and floor-to-ceiling pantry. Designed for connection and conversation by two creative directors, the kitchen opens into the living and dining room for an easy, relaxing flow that makes hosting and hanging effortless. Welcoming and well loved, 235 Woodbury's owners describe it as three floors with a singular goal: A destination you’re glad to wake up in and eager to return to.
