The keystone house on a quiet circle, this exquisite turn of the century home exudes a timeless charm with the updates of modern convenience. The secret is that the lot is pie shaped, giving an enormous private back yard with a wide expanse overlooking the treetops of Stony Run Park. The first floor starts has a large foyer with winding staircase, half bath, living room with a large fireplace and built-ins, large formal dining room perfect for family dinners and holiday entertaining. The kitchen includes exposed brick, stainless refrigerator, oven, dishwasher and cooktop. Across the entire back of the house are the breakfast room and sunroom with large windows giving a view of the landscaped back yard and Stony Run Park beyond. The flow from the kitchen to dining room to breakfast room is seamless, making this an excellent house for entertaining. There is also first floor laundry off the kitchen. The second floor consists of a master bedroom with walk-in closet and a large master bath with a balcony perfect for enjoying your morning coffee. The second floor has 2 additional bedrooms and 1920s art deco full bathroom with built-in tub and shower. There are 2 more large bedrooms on the third floor, and full bath with eyelid window, and a large walk-in storage area. There is a large cedar closet between the 1st and 2nd floors for all your clothing and linen storage. Throughout the house are hardwood floors, large living areas, original moldings and sconces, and charming touches. At the back of the lot, reachable by a stone pathway, is a two story carriage house with full bath and studio kitchen featuring original wide plank floors, cathedral ceiling, and enormous stone fireplace. This incredible space is a gem in its own right - perfect for an office, games room or in-law suite. This rear lot opens onto the Stoney Run park with playground and running trails directly accessible. This truly unique property is zoned in the Roland Park School district and walking/biking distance to several local schools and is walking distance to Johns Hopkins University It is a must see.