This house is where Dwight James Baum designed many of Fieldston's signature homes. Baum may have lived here, but he certainly worked here where samples of his various design elements are incorporated, and clients could work with this extraordinary architect to create their new homes. Built in 1930 and set back on over half an acre of level land, this immensely charming home offers a spacious paneled living room with fireplace, a jewel of a library with carved fireplace, a country-style formal dining room with pumpkin pine floors and a huge master bedroom suite with beamed cathedral ceiling and a southwestern-style fireplace. There are hardwood floors and generous closets. The property is unique; don't miss this one.

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