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Built in 1907 by noted Richmond architect Carl Ruehrmund as his personal residence, this home with over 3100 square feet boasts many architectural elements usually reserved for palatial mansions. Patterned brickwork, original wrought iron railings, stained glass windows, arches, and ornate plasterwork abound. The standout features are the original 11-member plaster crown moulding and heavily ornamented plaster ceiling work. Quartersawn maple floors banded with oak survive throughout the main formal rooms. Completely renovated from 2003 to present with attention to historic preservation. A favorite on several holiday house tours in recent years.
On the Monument Avenue side of Grace, this home is short stroll to Strawberry Street, many Fan restaurants, and museums. This unique home offers the best of both the past and the present.