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A peninsula is lined with Form barstools from Simon Legald.

A fresh coat of paint gave the home a striking update.

A custom medicine cabinet hovers over the fir vanity, which is topped with Pure White Caesarstone. Two-inch, black hexagonal floor tile provides a note of contrast. The wall-mounted faucet is from the Kohler Purist line.

By removing the hearth, the architects freed up space to create a proper entry nook by the front door. It’s clad in vertical grain fir and adorned with Afteroom coat hangers by Menu.

The rec room features yet more parquet teak floors, a wet bar, a pool table, and additional custom furnishings.

The dining room features teak built-ins and floor-to-ceiling windows.

A view toward the living room and foyer reveals the scale of the space. Accent lighting runs along the perimeter above teak furnishings and finishes.

The grand foyer features terrazzo floors, pillars made of Roman bricks, massive teak paneling, and tessellated skylights.

The master bathroom has a floor-to-ceiling windowed corner that holds a Belle freestanding tub by Progetto and in-wall fixtures by Copper Bath.

A built-in window seat across from the kitchen gives guests a spot to sit close to the cooking action.

The open-plan living area has concrete floors and Douglas fir accents.

Floral-patterned tiles line the master bath, complete with a full-size tub and separate shower. The surprisingly roomy space provides all the amenities of a traditional home.

Downstairs, built-in shelving lines the starboard side, offering ample space for displaying books and memorabilia. The home's three bedrooms and full bathroom are accessible off the hallway.

One of the floor-to-ceiling doors leads directly to the backyard deck/garden.

Bespoke storage lines the left wall of the kitchen. The hand-turned white-oak knobs complements the cabinetry and centralized island.

Boasting exposed beams, the kitchen also has custom white-oak cabinetry built by Philadelphia Woodworking Co. An oversized picture window overlooks the backyard garden.

With floor-to-ceiling shelving, the shoe closet can easily convert into storage for any other additional items preferred to be left unseen.

A view from the back edge of the lot. Aside from electrical updates, a new roof, and other minor repairs overseen by historical professionals, the home remains in remarkably original condition.