Step inside this bespoke residence designed by former Jackson architect Lewis Graeber and experience the ambience of a French city house. Thoughtfully appointed fixtures throughout the home create a timeless appeal, and consideration during planning and construction was
given to maximize the function of each space.
Hand-painted Porter Telco wall covering, light fixtures in the garden room and entry hall
designed by Graeber, herringbone wood floors in the garden room, Morgan Brother
Millwork, a copper vent hood, and the entry hall iron staircase by Mark Gremillion are just a
sampling of the many custom features that make this home unique.
The kitchen and butler's pantry are outfitted with luxury kitchen appliances including a
undercounted nugget ice maker in the butler's pantry.
The primary bedroom and guest suite are located on the first floor while two bedrooms an
playroom/lounge area occupy the second floor. All bedrooms have en suites--including the playroom/lounge which can easily be turned into a fifth bedroom while still leaving a flex
space on the second level.
The landscape design was created by Garry Graves, and he thoughtfully incorporated the
bamboo that was planted by the original Primos lot owner.