Westover Hills has tree lined streets graciously laid out with generous well-proportioned lots. The houses are distinctive of architecture. Houses are stone, brick and stucco, some with half timbering, yet all are unique and timelessly fashionable. 1102 Hopeton is a classic stone Tudor style house. Some significant architectural features are the steeply pitched gable roof with a lucarne rising from the North quarter gable. The considerably large brick and stone chimney that serves the fireplace has clay chimney pots. There are groupings of windows, multiple small panes of glass, and casement windows. The house is about 3500 square feet with five bedrooms and three and one half baths. Hardwood floors run throughout the three levels. The main floor has well proportioned formal rooms. With the exception of a late update to the kitchen, the interior architectural elements and floor plan remain as it was in 1929. There are now plenty of opportunities to repair and improve the condition of the exterior and interior of this once amazing house. Renowned landscape architect Charles Gillette designed the grounds and gardens in 1948. The remains are evident. See attachment for PAS requirements and WFHM offer submittal information in MLS document section.