This 7-bedroom, 5.5-bath, Colonial Revival-style house sits on a double lot of almost a third of an acre with a front lawn and side garden. Located at 4671 Delafield Avenue, it was built in the 1920s and designed by Fieldston’s preeminent architect Dwight James Baum.

Features include: a center hall; living room with wood-burning fireplace; formal dining room with French doors to flagstone wraparound roof deck; kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances by Sub-Zero, Bosch, Miele and Liebherr; large walk-through butler’s pantry; breakfast room; heated south-facing sunroom; master bedroom suite with walk-through wardrobe room; full unfinished walk-out basement; private driveway; attached 2-car garage; 0.31-acre double lot in landmark district.

Conveniently located for well-known private schools (Horace Mann, Fieldston, Riverdale Country School and SAR Academy) and transportation to Manhattan (including express buses).

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