This elegantly modern two story estate is nestled in an exclusive enclave in Lemon Heights. The semi-circular driveway leads up to the fountain and grated covered patio leading to the double front doors. The great room, with a fireplace and a bar, makes a fashion statement with its beautiful wooden beamed ceiling and lights. The glamorous touches in a spirited way with mirrored walls and endless windows, hardwood, stone, and travertine floors, marble and granite upgrades make this residence a place you will want to come home to each day. Beautiful chef-style kitchen with granite countertops, stainless appliances, and a generous island for preparation and dining is vibrant and open to the family room. Elegant foyer with contemporary staircase connects the floors to each other. One of the fenestrated master bedrooms is on the first floor, with the spa-like bathroom complete with both a striking marble tub and a shower. Private dressing areas and glass block windows add sophistication. A second master and an office/retreat are upstairs. The gorgeous pool area features a spectacular waterfall, his and hers dressing rooms and plenty of outdoor space perfect for just relaxing or entertaining with a natural hillside for privacy. A wooden deck with a hot tub on the upper level is perfect and welcoming for relaxing. This home has everything for entertaining or just making everyday life a breeze. Close to award-winning schools and the local racquet club.
Listing information updated August 8, 2016
2231 Racquet Hill has 6 bedrooms.
2231 Racquet Hill has 4.5 bathrooms.
2231 Racquet Hill is approximately 4,833 square feet.
2231 Racquet Hill is listed at $162,500,000.
As of August 8, 2016, 2231 Racquet Hill is marked sold.
Open house at 2231 Racquet Hill: 5/25/2016.
Parking at 2231 Racquet Hill: Car Parking.
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Have the pool inspected separately from the house — it is its own system, and the equipment, the surface, and underground plumbing leaks are all expensive in different ways. Ask the age of the pump, heater, and plaster or liner, whether there is any leak history, and what the local barrier and safety requirements are. Confirm with your insurer how a pool changes liability coverage before you close.
Running costs stack up from chemicals, pump electricity, water, and either a service or your own weekly time — and then there are the replacements: pumps, heaters, and resurfacing all have finite lives and four-figure price tags. Ask the seller for the last few years of actual pool expenses rather than working from a national average.
Going deeper? Read our guide to the real cost, safety, and insurance questions on a home with a pool.
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