luxury architect house for sale Blacklick, United States

Welcome to Everhill House at Hughsville, a quietly extraordinary offering set across more than 15 acres of gently rolling countryside, where open sky and far-reaching mountain views become part of everyday living. From its first approach, the home presents with a refined architectural presence with textural Hardi siding, graceful arches, and hand-finished wood detailing subtly balancing timeless craftsmanship with a warm, modern sensibility. Inside, the experience unfolds with intention. A gracious entry introduces interiors that feel both elevated and inviting, where each space is thoughtfully placed and beautifully scaled. A private office offers a serene place to work or create, while a main-level guest suite provides comfort and flexibility for hosting. Beyond, the home opens into a light-filled great room anchored by a statement fireplace, seamlessly connected to a chefs kitchen designed for both function and gathering. Generous in scale, refined in finish, and complemented by an intimate dining area that overlooks the surrounding landscape. The MAIN-LEVEL OWNERS SUITE is a retreat in every sense for peaceful, private, and effortlessly livable, with a spa-inspired bath, expansive wardrobe space, and direct access to the homes everyday conveniences. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms offer their own sense of space and privacy, thoughtfully designed for family or guests. Every element of Everhill House is designed to live as beautifully as it looks: where indoor comfort meets outdoor expanse, and where the land itself becomes an extension of the home. With the option to expand into a substantial lower level, the opportunity exists to further tailor the home to your lifestyle. Whether for entertaining, wellness, or recreation. From Leesburg, take Rt.15 South. Turn right onto State Rte 704/Harmony Church Rd. Turn left on Hughesville Rd to lot on left just past 39043 Hughesville Rd and just before 38993 Hughesville Rd. Large gate onto property with pull-in spot directly in front of gate.

A rare and extraordinary historic estate in the heart of Westlake, this one-of-a-kind 15,000+ square foot residence blends timeless architecture with modern luxury on approximately 16.5 picturesque acres. Originally built in the 1930s by renowned architect Charles Dilbeck for Dallas Morning News publisher Ted Dealey, the home showcases distinctive Tudor and French country influences with reclaimed materials from historic Texas landmarks. Meticulously restored and relocated, the home retains its original character while incorporating thoughtful updates for contemporary living. The main house offers a sprawling floor plan with multiple living areas, a library, private office, and 9 unique fireplaces, each with custom artisan detailing. Architectural highlights include hand-crafted woodwork, rounded walls, turreted elements, stained glass accents, and exposed beams. The chef's kitchen is equipped with a premium Wolf range, custom cabinetry, and a massive center island. The main house also features a luxurious primary suite, complete with a spa-inspired bath, fireplace, expansive closet space, and serene views. Designed for both entertaining and everyday living, the home includes a finished basement with a home gym, a bonus-craft room, and a temperature-controlled wine cellar with space to entertain, featuring a vaulted brick ceiling. In addition to the main residence, the estate features a versatile lodge house with a striking stone fireplace and wet bar, an ideal setting for hosting gatherings, relaxing with guests, or a dedicated retreat. A separate two-story guesthouse provides additional accommodations with a full kitchen, dining and living spaces, and a bedroom overlooking the peaceful pond. Outdoor amenities are equally exceptional, including a heated pool, three private ponds, rolling hills, mature trees, and abundant wildlife creating a tranquil, resort-like setting. Expansive porches and stone walkways invite you to enjoy the natural beauty of the property.

There are homes that impress, and those that redefine what it means to inhabit architecture. Playmore belongs to the latter. Perched at the second highest point in Lake County with sweeping views to Lake Erie, this is more than a residence, it is a rare architectural statement. Originally built in 1929 to serve as the primary home of Cleveland architect Benjamin Hubbell, the home has been thoughtfully expanded and reimagined, blending historic character with modern livability. A winding half-mile private drive leads through curated grounds before revealing the stone façade and gabled rooflines. Inside, a three-story reception hall anchors the home, connecting spaces with sculptural clarity. Throughout, craftsmanship rises to the level of art—hand-carved woodwork, ceiling frescos, and imported marble define interiors of exceptional distinction. A grand salon transitions to a richly paneled, museum-quality library. The kitchen, crowned by a bespoke Tiffany skylight, balances function with architectural beauty. A 3,000-square-foot entertainment wing offers a private, club-like experience with its own entrance. A billiards area flows into a cocktail lounge, where a custom Harley-Davidson—displayed in glass and light—serves as a striking focal point. Doors open to expansive stone terraces, bocce courts, a koi pond, and a resort-style pool, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Under the guidance of a world-renowned landscape architect, over 20,000 trees were planted to perfect the bucolic English gardens surrounding the home, and the property is surrounded by the Holden Arboretum on 3 sides, ensuring serenity for years to come. The surrounding acreage is beautifully wooded with winding trails that cut through the forest, leading to a campground and firepit nestled on the hillside. At once residence, gallery, and retreat, Playmore is a singular estate—designed not just to be lived in, but experienced. Estate can be offered furnished with art, price upon request.