This seven-bedroom, 6 ½-bath home in Hyde Park was designed by James Gamble Rogers in Collegiate Gothic style and built in 1905. The foyer has an adjacent sitting room area with floor-to-ceiling wainscoting. Other details include high ceilings, classical wood pocket doors, leaded-glass windows, and floor-to-ceiling wood columns, as well as a staircase leading to the second floor. The living room has built-in bookcases and shelves and French doors and in the sitting room there is a marble fireplace and high beamed ceiling. The dining room opens to an outdoor terrace and an indoor sunroom. There is a butler’s pantry with a vintage silver sink that leads to a kitchen adjoining another ample sized room that could be a playroom or family room. Each upstairs room has its own fireplace and was recently repainted. En suite bathrooms have been updated with new fixtures throughout. In the primary bedroom is a bathroom with a shower and separate soaking tub. This home is completed by a two-bedroom coach house and a two-car garage, plus space for five more cars in the driveway.