Impeccable 1936 Home with Pool and Architect Extension

A 1936 house on a quiet cul de sac in Bouldin Creek, extended at the back in 2019 by an architect who understood when to leave things alone. The front half is untouched and still cellular, a panelled hall opening to a sitting room with the original tile fireplace and a separate dining room behind it. The extension picks up at the rear as a single tall room for the kitchen and family space, with a vaulted ceiling and steel framed glazing across the whole back wall. Floors are the original longleaf pine at the front and matched new boards through the extension. The kitchen is in deep olive painted timber with soapstone worktops and an island in reclaimed elm. Four bedrooms sit upstairs off a wide landing, the primary with a dressing area and a bathroom in green marble. The garden is mature and properly planted, with a stone terrace off the extension, a heated pool set into the lawn, a wisteria over a pergola and two large pecans. A detached studio at the back is currently a music room.