Set on twenty-four scenic acres of sweeping lawns and woodlands with three stocked fishponds, this magnificent English country estate, reimagined by renowned Cleveland architect Anthony Paskevich, offers an unparalleled living experience. A long, illuminated drive winds past the original farmhouse and barn complex, leading through a tree-lined allee flanked by stunning gardens to the impressive main residence. A turreted entrance welcomes guests. The stone and clapboard exterior gives way to magnificent millwork, vaulted ceilings, arched doorways, oversized windows, and carefully selected stone and wood flooring. Designed for everyday living and grand entertaining, the generously sized gathering areas include a great room, formal dining room, family room, and solarium, all with fireplaces. A tranquil haven, the primary bedroom suite has dual bathrooms and four additional suites including private bathrooms. Enclosed by walls of glass, a spectacular pool pavilion opens to a stone patio overlooking breathtaking scenery and the exercise room includes a sauna and steam room that epitomizes luxury and relaxation with a view. Approached by a brick courtyard, the custom-built guesthouse has one bedroom with an expansive brick terrace that features geothermal heat, a fireplace and outdoor kitchen along with a pizza oven. With the richness and warmth of stone, brick, and wood, the bar room on the walk-out lower level exudes the charm of a traditional Scottish pub. The two-car garage has an additional one-bedroom, one-bath guest suite on its upper level. The original farmhouse and one-room schoolhouse were moved to the property in 1930s are fully updated with modern amenities. The farmhouse has three bedrooms; one-and-a-half baths; wraparound porch; air conditioning; and whole-house generator. The estate also has a fully restored authentic barn complex - four frame buildings connected by a covered walkway: barn with four stalls along with hayloft; greenhouse or studio; detached two-car garage; and detached four-car garage. Open fenced pastures with loafing sheds have ample space for horses or alpacas or sheep to graze freely.