No. 5 Stratford Road, designed by Edward L. Palmer, is a brick colonial revival house designed in the most classic style. The house was featured in a full page ad in the Roland Park Homes, Gardens and People magazine in 1927.
A stunning example of Edward L. Palmer’s fine architectural detail, 5 Stratford spares no expense in grandeur and grace.
Established wisteria greets you upon arrival as you enter the black and white, marble checked foyer.
The first floor features a formal dining room adjacent to the kitchen.Expansive family room includes a wood burning fireplace with an attached sunroom and backyard access.
Light-filled breakfast room opens to an expanded bluestone patio and lush backyard.
A grand staircase leads you to the second floor which includes an updated Master suite with 2 vanities and glass shower. A second full bath on this level serves the remaining 2 bedrooms. 3rd floor boasts an additional 2 large bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Basement finished with polished concrete floors, wet bar, and half bath. Finished basement also includes an area for a gym or playroom.
Large grass backyard, meticulously landscaped and 2 car garage.
Thoughtful updates throughout including full HVAC system with hospital-grade filter system, updated and new bathrooms, custom storm windows, new electrical panel, new sewer, water lines and much more.
Another great P&L house!
I LOVE this website! Found it as I live just down the road from the Biltmore Forest Country Club and asked the manager which architect designed it. So funny it was a guy from Baltimore. I'm a traditional residential architect and work on a lot of old houses. Some of my new work can be seen on my website: www.gregorykoesterdesign.com I'm wondering if you might be able to help me lay out a little tour of Palmer's work in and around Guilford. Planning to be in Balto in late September. Again, great website!
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