This charming English tudor cottage is situated on a beautiful lot with lovely stone patios, walkways and landscaping. The home was designed by the original architect of Manor Country Club, Charles Zeller. It is built of brick and stone with a slate roof. The interior of the home features a cathedral ceiling in the living room with a beautiful picture window at one end, flanked on either side by built-in shelving. The living room and entrance foyer on the first level also have hardwood random-planked, hand pegged flooring. The home has two fireplaces — one in the living room, and one in the recreation room on the lower level. On the first level, there is also a lovely sunroom with glass windows overlooking the back, upper patio and garden which is adjacent to the dining room accessed by steps, and the kitchen beyond. On the lower level, the spacious recreation room also exits to a second patio on the side of the home, beneath the picture window. The two patios are connected by a flight of slate steps, on the exterior of the home.

     On the upper floor the home has wall-to-wall carpeting, three bedrooms and two and one-half baths, as well as a finished attic with two levels which could be used as storage space, or a playroom. Off of the recreation room on the lower level is a workshop/utilities room, and the home has a two-car garage on the opposite end.

     A one-half membership to Manor Country Club conveys with this property. The club's facilities include ten tennis courts, an 18-hole PGA-rated golf course designed by Arthur Hills, an additional nine hole executive course, two swimming pools and exercise facilities. The clubhouse offers both formal and informal dining. Several programs are available for Manor's children, such as junior golf, swim team, tennis instruction, and entertainment throughout the year.