A custom colonial two-story located in the Aspen development in Marysville is this week’s featured resale home. Built in 2006, it’s on an acre of professionally landscaped land and has four bedrooms, 4.25 bathrooms and 5,262 square feet of living space. Features used throughout include hand-scraped hardwood floors, custom lighting, crystal doorknobs and detailed millwork.
There are two separate driveways: one leading to a single-car garage and the second leading to a two-car garage.
The foyer opens to a formal living room that has 10-feet ceilings with box beam details, and a fireplace surrounded by Carrera marble and an antique tiger oak mantel. Custom built-ins with paned glass doors flank the fireplace.
The first of three secondary bedrooms is situated near the formal living room. All of them have two closets and a window seat with built-in storage.
Left of the foyer, early 1900s reproduction sconces flank the custom built-in buffet of the formal dining room. The adjoining butler’s pantry has lighted cabinetry and wine storage. An extensive pantry is located nearby.
The kitchen is highlighted by distressed, gold-painted cabinetry. Soapstone countertops with integrated sinks, a black island topped with butcher block, and schoolhouse lighting provide additional architectural details. The space also includes a professional range with two gas ovens, two electric double ovens and three dishwashers.
Paned glass windows provide views of the back yard and patio from the breakfast area. The patio, which runs the length of the house, has a built-in outdoor kitchen.
The family room includes a soapstone fireplace and distressed ceiling beams.
A mud room, entry to the two-car garage, a powder room and a three-quarter bath are also located on this floor.
Upstairs are two secondary bedrooms, a guest bedroom suite and a main bedroom suite.
The main suite includes a sitting area and fireplace. Features of its bathroom include a dual-head shower, jetted tub, two pedestal sinks, a toilet closet and three walk-in closets. Like the other bathrooms, it includes subway tile on the walls and hex tile on the floors.
The library has a fireplace decorated with an antique mantel. One of its built-in bookshelves provides secret passage to a bonus room.
The home has a surround sound system and forced air natural gas heat.
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