The red-brick facade of this impressively recreated Victorian home holds its place as one of Summerhill's most admired homes, anchored by tall arched windows and calm geometry. Behind the facade, the home reveals its quiet transformation - light is treated as a structure, lines meet with intent, and every junction and surface reflect control, not display. The home was enlarged in depth by 15 feet, widened at the rear by three feet and expanded on the third floor to more than double it's size. European white oak herringbone floors line the above-grade levels. German architectural windows were intentionally placed to frame activities and strategic views. Ceiling and baseboard reveals subtly accentuate the level of instilled sophistication as the floor plan transitions through custom steel portals from one gorgeous space to the next. The kitchen is lined with solid walnut cabinetry, with restrained granite and Caesarstone accents. The island was intentionally left without interruption, acting as a casual dining room table or a gorgeous serving space when entertaining. A clever rear mud room enters from the heated concrete parking and terrace surfaces, lined with custom floor-to-ceiling storage. On the second level, a family room offers a quiet retreat from the everyday, framed by gorgeous windows overlooking Marlborough below. The primary bedroom suite is a true sanctuary, with completely tree-lined views, a hallway of customized closet storage, and a microcement ensuite - waterproof without tile. The lower level is versatile, used easily as a separate in-law suite with an integrated kitchen, or re-connected through one door with the upper levels to add a home gym, recreation room, or guest suite. This home was crafted for calm, for balance, for family, and for function. It is quite simply a home for those that notice what others overlook and will take pleasure in its ability to speak a language of precision rather than excess.