The original Findlay estate was constructed in 1929. Enter through your elegant circular driveway to the front door of this stately colonial-style manor. This home boasts 5,444 sq ft of living space with 3 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths and exquisite architectural details throughout. Impeccably restored by Early New England Restorations (now known as The Cooper Group) in 2001. This amazing estate on Montauk Avenue is nestled on a 1.93-acre corner lot featuring mature specimen trees, flower gardens, cut stone hardscape, and an ornamental pond. The gardens were designed by Vera Findlay after whom the adjacent Findlay Way was named. Among the many outstanding features are the French Farmhouse kitchen with wide antique pine floorboards together with cherry cupboards featuring antique glass, a brand new induction cooktop, granite, and stainless steel counters. There is a wet bar modeled on an English club bar with antique glass-fronted cupboards, stone floor, wood and granite counters, ice machine, and refrigerator. The hallways have inlaid wood marquetry floors. The library is paneled with three types of maple and coffered ceiling. Early New England Restorations was also responsible for the restoration of The Avondale Farm which won the prestigious Palladio Award for craftsmanship in 2020. In addition, they created the Maritime-inspired Morgan Suite at The Ocean House. The office offers lovely views out over the gardens and is constructed throughout from mahogany. The master bedroom has Palladian-style windows and a double vaulted ceiling. The electrical and plumbing systems are of the highest quality and the basement features a wine cellar and two extensive work benches. Oil fired 2 zone radiant floor heating and central AC. There are many architectural details throughout that make this house a pleasure to live and entertain in. Live a dream.