1929 Tudor Revival house in Shorewood, Wisconsin - $1.9 Million

Majestic Tudor Revival house for sale in Shorewood, Wisconsin. Built in 1929 by architect Alexander C. Eschweile, lannon stone and white quartz, giant open kitchen, 8 bedrooms, 8850 square feet. $1,995,500.

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House overview

Iconic 1929 lannon stone and slate-roofed Tudor Revival built for real estate developer Robert Hackett by noted MKE architect Eschweiler, a true Mansion.

Flowing floor plan for entertaining. 8 beds, 6 en-suite, with 7 full baths and 2 half baths, new down to the plumbing.

  • Foyer stuns with a 2 story leaded glass window facing Lake Drive.

  • Shorewood Nature preserve with peeks of lake views, and acts as your unofficial direct Lake access!

  • All new open kitchen boasts white quartz, Miele and GE cafe appliances, spacious eat-in area with wet bar.

  • Sunny office with NFP.

  • Formal living room with 2nd NFP, open elegant stone-arched patio, private walled double lot.

  • Cathedral ceilings and GFP in Master suite, rec room with 3rd NFP, wine room, gym room and 3rd floor playroom/family room.

  • Shorewood character, updated classic grace!

House details

  • Bedrooms: 8

  • Bathrooms: 8

  • Interior area: 8,850 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.47 acres

  • Year built: 1928

  • Style: Tudor Revival

  • State: Wisconsin

  • Price: $1,995,500

  • Photos and info: Sophia Barry

  • Contact: Sophia Barry, Keller Williams Realty-Milwaukee North Shore. Tel: (262) 354-4006

  • Address: 3615 North Lake Drive Shorewood, WI 53211

 

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