Set along Freeman Parkway, the Cherry-Hallworth House is a Tudor Revival residence of rare architectural pedigree. Built in 1931 and recently restored by Hill & Harbor Design Build, the brick estate offers more than 7,000 square feet where period craftsmanship and contemporary refinement exist in quiet balance. A gracious entrance hall and sweeping curved staircase introduce the home's enduring character. The front-to-back living room is anchored by a limestone fireplace and a bay window framing the grounds, while the dining room, with its raised paneling and adjoining butler's pantry, is made for memorable evenings. At the heart of the home, the redesigned kitchen pairs stone countertops and custom finishes with a sunlit breakfast area. A family room beneath cathedral ceilings, with fireplace and wet bar, offers a setting both open and intimate. Seven bedrooms include a generous primary suite with an expansive walk-in closet. Four full and three half baths have each been renovated with considered, elevated finishes. Outside, landscaped grounds, stone terraces, and a charming patio create the sense of a private city estate, enclosed by a perimeter wall and complemented by an attached three-car garage. Moments from Blackstone Boulevard, Wayland Square, Brown, RISD, and downtown, the Cherry-Hallworth House is a distinguished piece of the city's architectural legacy, thoughtfully restored for life today.