Set on a beautifully manicured half-acre lot, this iconic Bexley estate blends timeless Southern elegance with exceptional modern updates. Framed by soaring white columns and a grand front porch, the home offers striking curb appeal and refined spaces designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable daily living. The outdoor setting is truly special. A fully equipped outdoor kitchen features a massive granite island perfect for hosting gatherings, while a charming gazebo creates a romantic backdrop for dinners or celebrations. A serene pond, rose garden, and hammock retreat provide a peaceful escape, complete with the soothing sound of cascading water and fragrant blooms. Inside, historic character meets artistic detail. Original stained-glass windows cast a warm glow throughout the home. Upstairs, a stunning stained-glass interpretation of The Storm (1880) by Pierre-Auguste Cot serves as a breathtaking focal point rarely found in a private residence. Thoughtful updates ensure modern comfort. The 2025 remodeled kitchen is a chef's dream with a Viking six-burner gas cooktop and downdraft ventilation, dishwasher drawers, and an oversized island with Carrara marble countertops and seating for six. Additional improvements include zoned forced-air gas heat (2021), tankless hot water heater (2023), refreshed primary and secondary baths (2025), exterior paint (2024), a new electric sub-panel in the carriage house (2023), and a remodeled first-floor powder room with marble tile flooring. A rare opportunity to own a truly distinguished East Broad Street residence where classic architecture and contemporary luxury come together beautifully.