
A 1950 stone house on nearly an acre, built with five bedrooms.
Built in 1950 on nearly an acre of land in Waterloo, this five-bedroom stone house stands behind a wide driveway and mature trees, minutes from Uptown.
Beyond the stone exterior lies five thousand five hundred square feet of living space, starting with a central staircase and a main-floor primary suite.

The main floor is built for gathering, centered on a great room with high ceilings and a kitchen overlooking the pool.

High ceilings and an archway frame a fireplace flanked by built-in shelves.
Hardwood floors and an arched window looking out.

A private wing on the main floor featuring a stone fireplace, a walk-in closet, and views of the weeping willow.
The bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and an arched window.

An oversized prep space with a built-in gas stove and dark granite countertops.

French doors open to the yard beside a built-in blue hutch.
A walk through the private quarters, from the main-floor primary suite to the upper deck and the finished lower level.











