Einfamilienhaus In Durham

Architecturally distinctive and beautifully situated on 1.39 acres in Croasdaile Farm, this exceptional residence brings together thoughtful design, gracious proportions, and a remarkable connection to its surroundings. Designed for predominantly main-level living, the home offers four bedrooms, each with its own private bath, including a primary suite thoughtfully separated from the additional bedroom spaces for privacy and tranquility. The floor plan balances open, inviting gathering spaces with more intimate areas for quiet retreat, creating a home equally suited to everyday living and entertaining. An additional 270 square feet of finished space upstairs provides welcome flexibility, while adjoining unfinished space offers valuable storage or future possibilities. Beautiful design extends to the spaces that make everyday life run smoothly. A light-filled home office, privately positioned just off the entry, offers a quiet setting for work or study. The generously proportioned laundry room features granite countertops, abundant cabinetry, a utility sink, and ample space for folding and organization. Just inside the garage entry, a thoughtfully designed welcome center provides built-in seating, storage, and a place to settle the day’s comings and goings. Even the wine has a proper home, with a dedicated wine refrigerator conveniently integrated into this practical yet beautifully appointed space. The grounds are an extraordinary feature in their own right. Beautifully conceived landscaping incorporates a koi pond and fountain, two additional fountains, a built-in fire pit, and artistic landscape lighting that transforms the setting as evening falls. The interplay of water, light, and carefully arranged outdoor spaces creates an atmosphere that is both peaceful and visually captivating. With its interesting architectural details, predominantly single-level design, private bedroom arrangement, and exceptional outdoor environment, 2 Tin Barn Place offers a distinctive interpretation of gracious living—where the architecture and landscape are equally important to the experience of home.