Single Family Residence In Fairhope

Completely renovated and reimagined in 2026, the exquisite home carries the essence of a classical Cape Dutch manor with its graceful gables, parapet walls, and fine façade. The fine architecture that graces the exterior is carried on to the exquisite interiors, where newly introduced interior architecture gives the home its innate virtue. The home’s setting on eight and a half lush acres affords a sense of privacy, even of reverie. This expansive property, with its impeccably manicured grounds and prolific natural greenery, with its enchanted gardens and woodlands, culminates in a home of a great artistic sensibility—a home with a certain presence. The setting immediately conveys the property’s equestrian heritage and pastoral beauties. A long, almost lyrical approach through a gated entrance and past stables, grounds, and old-growth trees creates a sense of anticipation. A well-appointed barn and garden house, painted in spiced shades, inspire dreams of days spent on horseback or arranging garden florals. The procession past these outbuildings leads at last to a stately oak tree, a crown jewel for any garden. Then at last the home is revealed, and everything leading up to this view seemed merely a precursor. The exquisite façade bears all the signatures of the Cape Dutch style: graceful proportions, ornate gables, and eloquent lines. From the gardens and grounds, the home emerges, all curving levels of pure white masonry, like a piece of sculpture. It is, however, the home’s expressive interior that most faithfully reveals its heart. The interior architecture is an ode to Cape Dutch, all graceful, flowing lines that sculpt a staircase, carve a fireplace, and frame each arched entrance. While exquisitely pure, the home has been graced with freedom of expression. Fine finishes like lustrous, quartz-slab countertops, designer wallpaper, custom cabinetry, and refinished wood floors lend sophistication. This home is art: a work of high quality and creativity. Buyer to Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.