Light and Dark Tones in a Beautiful Windsor Square Home
Tucked behind a manicured hedge in the heart of Windsor Square, this beautifully updated residence blends timeless character with a refined sense of modern living.
With four bedrooms, three and a half baths, a pool, a guest studio, and approximately 4,215 square feet of living space, this Windsor Square gem is a rare blend of architectural charm, sophisticated design, and effortless California living.
A charming covered porch welcomes you at the front of the home, setting an inviting tone that continues throughout the thoughtfully designed interiors.
Inside, the entry opens to two elegant formal living rooms, offering warm, sophisticated spaces for conversation and relaxation.
Beyond a set of glass doors, the home unfolds into a bright and open living area designed for both entertaining and everyday life. A spacious dining area flows seamlessly into an impeccably appointed eat-in kitchen, where a striking walnut island anchors the space.
The designers of the home played with light and dark. Dark green and gray hues create cozy areas, like the home office at the back of this room.
The large windows let in so much natural light that the area still feels bright and not gloomy. I also love the bookshelf above the double doors.
The generous family room features steel-framed doors that open to the lush backyard, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.
In the kitchen, you also see this play of light and dark. The dark kitchen cabinets are paired with off-white paneling and brass fittings that add warmth.
The kitchen is complemented by high-end finishes and a discreet walk-in pantry tucked conveniently out of sight.
The powder room is a moody spot with a dark green hue on the walls and a marble-topped sink with a brass faucet.
Upstairs, three well-appointed guest bedrooms offer comfort and privacy. Two share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, while the third enjoys its own spacious en-suite bath.
One of the bedrooms is decorated with the Pimpernell wallpaper by William Morris.
The primary suite is a serene sanctuary, filled with natural light and impressive volume. It features a boutique-style walk-in closet, a spa-inspired bathroom, and a private porch that overlooks the tranquil backyard.
One of the bedrooms is used as an extra sitting room, featuring a terracotta-colored sofa, a floral bench, and a soft carpet.
The separate studio retreat includes its own bedroom, lounge area, and bathroom, offering flexible space for visitors, work, or creative pursuits. Glass doors on either side of the bed let natural light flow through the two spaces.
Outside, the grounds are a private retreat: a sparkling pool and spa shimmer beside a cozy fire pit, while a jasmine-covered dining area provides the perfect setting for outdoor meals and gatherings beneath the open sky.
The house was listed for sale at Jenna Cooper.