Steps from Forest Park: Classic 1930 Tudor Revival in Clayton’s Ellenwood Subdivision. Incredible preservation of the craftmenship of the 30's with, believe it or not, the original door handles that are hammered brass. The epitomeThe house combines timeless architecture with thoughtful updates. 4,316 sq. ft. of elegant living includes four bedrooms plus a private den/office and an upper-level suite ideal for guests, teens, or creative use, along with three full and two half baths. Every space adapts easily to the way people live and work today. The traditional floor plan offers defined rooms that flow naturally, with a family room opening to a deck and a large, landscaped yard. The kitchen, renovated within the past five years, features an induction cooktop, double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and built-in banquette. Upstairs, the primary suite includes an updated bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, and double vanity; additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath. The third floor offers flexible space for guests, work, or play. The lower level provides a casual gathering area, laundry room, half bath, and two-car garage. Within a block of Forest Park and located in Captain Elementary, this home pairs 1930s craftsmanship—slate roof, leaded-glass windows, and ornate plasterwork—with the comfort and versatility of modern living.The kitchen, renovated within the past five years, features an induction cooktop, double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and built-in banquette. Upstairs, the primary suite includes an updated bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, and double vanity; additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath. The second floor bedrooms have custom built-ins and the closets throughout the home are custom organized. The third floor, originally designed as a suite for two teens, now offers ideal space for kids, guests, creative pursuits, or a quiet retreat. The lower level provides a casual gathering area, laundry room, half bath, and two-car garage. The slate roof was replaced approximately 25 years ago. Within a block of Forest Park and located in Captain Elementary, this home pairs 1930s craftsmanship—slate roof, leaded-glass windows, and ornate plasterwork—with the comfort and versatility of modern living.