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1291 Hammocks Gap Road. Charlottesville, VA
This sensational architectural gem demonstrates what charm can be extracted from a simple one-story design.
Executed in 1964/65 this French Pavilion styled residence has 12 ft ceilings,floor to ceiling windows and doors, exposed steel, timber beams, and fireplace. A 1999 addition - as seen above on the left - was a very sympathetic appendage.
The one-story home has 3,555 sq-ft, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. It resides in the countryside of Charlottesville, Virginia on a 10.95 acre parcel of land.
It returned on the market in September 2011 for $1.95 million having been sold last in May 09 2005 for $1,900,000. RELISTED Sep 2013 for $1,745,000. Dropped to $1,495,000 in April 2015 and under contract
Inspiration was 'Little Ipswich', the Chalmers Wood Jr. estate designed by Delano & Aldrich c. 1927 in Woodbury (Long Island) NY which was razed in the 1990's.
Lagniappe
No photo credit taken!
1291 Hammocks Gap Road. Charlottesville, VA
This sensational architectural gem demonstrates what charm can be extracted from a simple one-story design.
Executed in 1964/65 this French Pavilion styled residence has 12 ft ceilings,floor to ceiling windows and doors, exposed steel, timber beams, and fireplace. A 1999 addition - as seen above on the left - was a very sympathetic appendage.
The one-story home has 3,555 sq-ft, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. It resides in the countryside of Charlottesville, Virginia on a 10.95 acre parcel of land.
It returned on the market in September 2011 for $1.95 million having been sold last in May 09 2005 for $1,900,000. RELISTED Sep 2013 for $1,745,000. Dropped to $1,495,000 in April 2015 and under contract
Inspiration was 'Little Ipswich', the Chalmers Wood Jr. estate designed by Delano & Aldrich c. 1927 in Woodbury (Long Island) NY which was razed in the 1990's.