1915 English Tudor Revival :: Reginald D. Johnson, Architect

Perfectly situated on a 28,054 sqft lot in the Lower Arroyo Seco Historic district, this handsome English Tudor Revival was designed by Reginald D. Johnson in 1915 and is known as the Carter House. It has been in the family for over 50 years, offering a wealth of charm and character. The formal entry leads to the family room with a magnificent Batchelder tile fireplace, built-in book shelves and lots of windows. The formal dining room offers a wall of windows, built-in cabinets, and views to the back garden. The spacious living room has another amazing one-of-a-kind Batchelder tile fireplace, an abundance of windows, window seat and French doors opening to patio and yard. An updated kitchen, Butler’s pantry, office/den, study and powder room complete the first level. A curved staircase with a bank of windows lead to the second level where you will find a gracious landing, four bedrooms, office/nursery, sunroom and two baths. With superior craftsmanship, pool, privacy and an oversized garage presents endless potential and possibilities.