One of the two David Adler gatehouses built for the lakefront French inspired estate of Caroline Morse Ely in 1916, this home is sited with spectacular ravine views along a charming eastside lane in Lake Bluff. Adler symmetry shines throughout the home which was enlarged to 21st century standards by the Chicago firm of Rugo/Raff Architects. With a sophisticated design, including a great room opening to the French gravel courtyard, hypnotic rill and a walled patio/garden off the sunny kitchen, this home will appeal to the finest of taste in design and detail. The study with fireplace opens to a handsome bar area for informal entertaining. The primary first floor suite features dual dressing rooms and a luxurious bath. The second floor presents with a family room, 4 bedrooms and a den or 6th bedroom. Wide plank hardwood flooring and 9+ foot ceilings on first floor. Garage has accessible storage above. Own a home designed by one of the most influential architects in Chicago during the great estate era. A distinctive home today and tomorrow.

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