A truly one-of-a-kind home in the Carrsbrook subdivision, designed by noted Charlottesville architect Don Swafford, F.A.I.A., with inspiration drawn from the work of Italian Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio in Vicenza, Italy. Built in 1986 and set on 1.24 acres, the home offers ash hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, multiple fireplaces, abundant natural light, and flexible living spaces. Mature trees, established landscaping, brick walks, and a patio create a private setting, while shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences are close at hand. The home’s unique design also offers intriguing possibilities for how the spaces could be used. An upper-level bedroom, with shower and bath amenities and stairs leading to the space below, could lend itself to the creation of a private living suite. The design of the home provides additional flexibility for bedrooms, guests, work-from-home space, or multigenerational living. This is a rare opportunity to make a distinctive architect-designed home your own.