This Tudor Revival has been transformed into one of the single most charming and elegant houses in Crestwood. More significant than the expense that was lavished on this residence was the thoughtfulness and care that the current owners undertook in the renovation of this handsome, fine home. Not one hinge or key escutcheon was too insignificant to warrant the consideration of the owners and the architect who guided them in this highest-quality endeavor. A pleasing and discreet entrance reveals a foyer flanked by the living room with wood-burning fireplace and front porch on the north side, and a traditional dining room arrangement on the south side. The kitchen was exceptionally well-renovated comprising a most efficient plan. A sunroom off of the kitchen has views and access to the rear garden: a level and rectangular parterre with a hardscaped seating area. A large powder room is also found on this floor, just off of the sunroom. The one-car garage with its original, solid, vertical batten door is at the southernmost end of the lot, offering the convenience of parking or additional storage. The principal bedroom on the second floor includes a renovated en suite bathroom which is in keeping with the rest of the sensibility of the house. There are two additional bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a library, and the hall bathroom mirrors the quality of the principal bathroom and kitchen. The entire composition functions harmoniously and beautifully. The third floor offers an additional bedroom and an en suite bathroom, which would serve handily as a space for guests. The lower level has a laundry room and storage, which could be finished as additional living space without great expense or trouble. It also has separate access to the side yard.