Step inside a timeless masterpiece. Be just the fourth owner of this historic mansion, designed by noted architects Wilson Levering Smith and Lawrence Fowler. It was commissioned and built following the marriage of the heirs of two prominent Baltimore families. Completed circa 1914, the home has been meticulously restored and enhanced by its current owners. The heavy lifting has all been done, and the next owners get to move in and live their Georgian Revival fantasy. Major recent upgrades to the property include the complete renovation of the heated swimming pool, with all new equipment: heater, lights, electric, gas line, coping, tile, and pool deck. Enter into the expansive center hall and let your eyes wander up the wide, spiraling staircase. To your left is a formal living room like no other. Designed by Pascale de Fouchier of PDF Interiors, the space is a livable showpiece, accented by elaborate crown molding and featuring a working wood-burning fireplace. It leads into the massive sunroom with its surrounding arched windows. There will be room for all of your guests and their guests in the dining room. With its soaring ceiling and moldings, yours will be the dinner parties that friends cannot wait to attend. The butler's pantry with restored original cabinetry is a dramatic gem that transitions into the light-filled, dream kitchen. The kitchen and butler's pantry have been fully renovated with high-end appliances featuring a chef-grade Blue Star stove, top-line Miele dishwasher, GE Profile built-in refrigerator, Uline beverage center, and Hoshizaki professional-grade ice maker cabinet. The owners have installed Reico Design Line custom cabinetry, added a built-in banquette, a hidden broom closet, Carrara marble countertops, and reverse osmosis water filtration. Upstairs will be your oasis. The gracious primary suite features a dressing room and a balcony. The three additional second-floor bedrooms are light-filled and large, with two more full baths. The top or third level features an additional four bedrooms, two full baths, and a bonus room. Other major projects completed by the current owners include restoration of the windows, four bathroom remodels, remediation of lead paint and asbestos, substantial plumbing and electrical work, restoration of the living room fireplace and chimney repairs, addition of Coretec Plus seven-inch Midway oak flooring, moving the washer and dryer upstairs, and more. A full list of renovations and upgrades is available in the disclosures. Tucked away inside Woodholme Reserve but not part of the Homeowners Association, this historic grand dame is an elegant and sophisticated capsule of the Progressive Era.