A castle? Fully restored? YES! This 1920s home, designed by a premier architect for his family, has been fully restored. Wind through the grove of trees, up the newer concrete drive. Pass the turret, Juliet balcony, leaded glass and heavy wooden front door adorned with a sundial. The historic French Normandy mansion sits perched on a hill and one-half plus acre stately grounds overlooking the quiet enclave of Watson Road. Roped crown molding and two curved gas fireplaces are a few of the architectural details. The cozy sunroom, library with built-in bookcase, and wood-paneled dining room are classic. The period kitchen with a six-burner commercial gas stove (and vent) and sub-zero refrigerator melds the new. While the sellers have replaced about everything (ductwork, two HVAC systems, floors, electrical, plumbing, slate roof and more), the details are a nod to the period. A lower level Rathskeller boasts a second kitchen to service gatherings with an adjoining bathroom and second laundry. Car enthusiasts and hobbyists will be thrilled by the two-car detached garage and newer three-car tandem garage/workshop with a one-bedroom apartment overhead. Dual stairs in the house and dual driveway on the grounds add to convenience. A brick back wall is a pleasing backdrop; a large mini-barn with cathedral ceiling could transition to a playhouse. Space, quality and location underline this gem.