Built in 1903 by Richmond's most prominent late 19th C. builder, Gilbert Hunt, this Richardsonian Romanesque masterpiece continues to be a stand-out home in the Fan. It's location across from Lombardy Park where generations of Fan children have played, and one block off Monument Avenue on a prominent corner put it in the hub of the Fan neighborhood. A 2021 full renovation added beautiful contemporary lines and state-of-the art amenities to this peaceful and spacious home. Enter the grand foyer with paneled walls, original staircase, and 10 1/2 foot ceilings. The parlors and dining room have been opened for a continuous contemporary flow and maximum sunlight especially through the curved glass trio of windows. Note the designer lighting, several made for the home by Dutch design firm greypants. The epicurean kitchen sports double Wolf ovens and rangetop, Subzero fridge, expansive quartz countertops and so much light. Your two-car garage is attached to the home, a rarity in the Fan. The second floor has three bedrooms including a second suite, two baths, and a family room open to a relaxing loggia with neighborhood views. The third floor is all primary suite with a private deck, large white tile and quartz bath, and an impressive closet! The four-level elevator makes for easy living. The basement has both interior & exterior entrances and three flexible rooms plus a full bath. It is currently set up as a media room, kitchenette, and exercise room. Additionally this property has a secret garden behind the garage that is ideal for a pool, guest house, or additional parking.