Introduction: Discover the definitive Urban Farmhouse—a sophisticated sanctuary that masterfully blends the character of classic American design with the sharp demands of modern city living. Rising elegantly from its established streetscape, this two-story residence redefines "infill luxury." It is designed for the urbanite who refuses to compromise on character, offering a commanding presence, premium materials, and a warm retreat in the heart of the action.

The Exterior Aesthetic: High-Contrast Sophistication A study in striking contrasts, the façade features crisp white vertical board-and-batten siding that emphasizes the home’s striking verticality—a hallmark of smart urban design. The aesthetic is sharpened by oversized, black-framed windows that deliver a graphic, modern edge to the exterior while promising light-flooded interiors.

The architecture is crowned by a sleek, black standing-seam metal roof, lending an industrial-chic durability that suits the city environment. Grounding this modern crispness is a monumental stacked-stone chimney with classic terracotta pots, situated at the rear, introducing essential organic texture and rustic warmth to the contemporary form.

The Front Porch: Connecting to the Streetscape Essential to the urban neighborhood lifestyle, the gracious, deep front porch serves as the vital transition between private retreat and vibrant public life. Sheltered by the metal roof and supported by clean, substantial white columns, it is an inviting "outdoor room" designed for engaging with the neighborhood. A warm, natural wood entry door serves as the focal point, providing a tactile, welcoming contrast to the cool metal and crisp siding.

Site Utilization & Detached Structures Masterfully utilizing its deep urban lot, the property features professional, tight-knit landscaping that enhances curb appeal without demanding high maintenance. A long, paved driveway extends past the main residence, leading to a private rear courtyard area and a detached two-car garage. Perfectly mirroring the main house's architectural language—from the white siding to the black carriage-house doors—this auxiliary structure maximizes the site's utility and privacy, offering a complete, cohesive urban estate.