Grand yet welcoming, expansive yet intimate – the essence of Bethlehem’s rich and splendid history resonates here and has seldom been captured as well as by this extraordinary property.

Prominently positioned on a block’s length of private grounds and towering trees, the home blends substance and exquisite craftsmanship, amplified by generous interior space. Built in 1925, Copper Beech Manor faithfully recreates a fine English country house. Wood floors, leaded glass windows, beautiful arched doorways and three stately fireplaces accent the home’s interior. High ceilings and impressive woodworking complement the majestic dimensions of the foyer, living and dining rooms. A floating circular staircase leads to a second floor that reflects the same amplitude and character of the first. Of particular note is an impressive master’s suite with dressing room, office, and two balconies. The former maids’ quarters and third level offer additional bedrooms and full baths, nicely accommodating overnight guests or a growing family.