Introducing a new architectural statement by Hunter Roberts Homes and architect Brian Neeper. Offering 3,800 square feet with 3 bedrooms, 3.2 baths, and a fully finished walkout lower level, all just steps from downtown Birmingham. European oak hardwood flooring extends throughout the home. A glass-enclosed library offers flexibility as a private office or additional lounge. The open-concept kitchen, dining area, and great room are framed by a dramatic wall of windows overlooking the river and surrounding treetops. The KSI kitchen features an oversized quartzite island, matte quartz perimeter countertops, Visual Comfort lighting, a Thermador appliance package, custom wood-wrapped hood, and a convenient pantry. A floor-to-ceiling porcelain fireplace anchors the great room. Step outside onto the Trex deck balcony with glass railings to take in the views. The floating staircase creates a striking focal point leading to the private suites. Upstairs, the primary wing features a spacious bedroom, custom built-out walk-in closet, and spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, backlit cabinetry, and heated floors. Two additional bedrooms offer ensuite baths with heated floors. A conveniently located second-floor laundry completes the upper level. The finished walkout lower level offers an expansive recreation area centered around a linear fireplace with porcelain surround, complemented by a wet bar and beverage refrigerator. The home is prewired for speakers in the main living areas and rear patio, with lower-level surround sound prewiring. An elevator provides convenient access between levels, thoughtfully laid out for condo alternative ease without compromise. Completing the home is an attached, heated two-car garage with frosted glass doors. This is downtown Birmingham living reimagined, equal parts design pedigree and everyday comfort.

Contemporary houseBirmingham (United States)
Price :
$3,999,900
bedrooms3 bathrooms5 land0.1 ha

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