10315 Woodfield Pl

Situated in a quiet woods, a mile or so from shopping, dining, and urban life, is an opulent and unique English Tudor-style home known as Ivy Woods. Designed by nationally known architect Roy McNett, the home has hosted numerous special events and dignitaries, including several Fort Wayne mayors, Governor and U.S. Senator Evan Bayh, and Vice President Dan Quayle. And now, its ready to host your most cherished guests and family. From the built-in library that can accommodate a 2000-volume collection to the California Driftwood stone found throughout the home, from the authentic rec room soda fountain purchased from Willies to the exceedingly rare butternut wood paneling in the great roomevery detail tells a story. Host dinner parties from the newly renovated custom-made kitchen. Relax in the updated master suites 8-foot shower. Pursue your hobbies at the four-car garages 16-foot workstation. And let guests marvel at the hand-carved bannisters, the impressive wooden beams brought in from an 1880s barn, the indoor balcony that overlooks the family room and back yard via picture windows inset into the floor. Home Details: 5426 square feet; five bedrooms; three full bathrooms and two half baths; two-plus acres; Style: English Tudor; Architect: Roy McNett; Construction Supervisor: Chris Stauffer; Interior: hand-carved bannisters by Larry Roth; Library has built-in bookshelves that can accommodate a 2,000-volume book collection; The Sound System Loft includes speaker wiring for 24 separate locations. Built-in drawers hold hundreds of CDs and DVDs; Den features large hand-hewn oak barn beams salvaged from an 1880s barn and a fireplace with a surround built of California Driftwood Stone; the great room boasts 22-foot-high ceilings, exceedingly rare butternut wood paneling (milled by a company in North Carolina); custom-designed crown moldings throughout; Bar overlooks the Great Room and has swing doors, cabinets for glasses, locked storage cabinets for liquor, storage.