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Built in 1927, 739 E 45th Street is a beautifully restored Spanish Mission residence. Defined by its graceful tower, hand-finished stucco exterior, clay tile roof, arched openings, and preserved architectural details, the home has long been admired as one of Ardsley Park’s landmark residences.
Private gardens and outdoor rooms embrace the indoor-outdoor lifestyle. French doors, custom win
Built in 1927, 739 E 45th Street is a beautifully restored Spanish Mission residence. Defined by its graceful tower, hand-finished stucco exterior, clay tile roof, arched openings, and preserved architectural details, the home has long been admired as one of Ardsley Park’s landmark residences.
Private gardens and outdoor rooms embrace the indoor-outdoor lifestyle. French doors, custom windows, and mature landscaping create a seamless connection between the living spaces and central courtyard, where a fountain and shaded garden provide an inviting setting for mornings, gatherings, or entertaining. A second courtyard and private rear garden extend the home’s outdoor living spaces.
The thoughtful restoration honors the home’s original character while introducing modern comfort and functionality. The kitchen was reimagined through a structural redesign that opens naturally to the dining room, creating an exceptional gathering space while preserving architectural integrity. Custom inset cabinetry, a substantial white oak island, Cambria quartz countertops, a Wolf range, panel-ready Thermador dishwasher, and GE Monogram built-in refrigerator showcase craftsmanship and timeless design.
Throughout the home, handcrafted windows and exterior doors by Merriman’s Millworks of Savannah complement preserved pecky cypress details, original hardwood floors, and gracious living spaces. Updated mechanical systems and infrastructure provide modern ownership confidence while preserving the home’s authenticity.
Featured on the 2026 Ardsley Park Garden Club Tour of Homes, 739 E 45th Street offers a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully restored Spanish Mission home—where enduring architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and comfortable modern living come together in one of the city’s most beloved neighborhoods.