This Hampton Tudor Revival offers castle-like finishes

Stone walls, vaulted ceilings, and intricate crown molding are just a few of the details that bring this home to life.

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The five-bedroom, six-bathroom Hampton Park Tudor offers more than 4,500-square-feet of space. Past the front door, a grand two-story foyer is revealed with vaulted ceiling beams, panel molding, and checkerboard floors. Built in 1927 by George F. Bergfeld and designed by Nolte & Nauman, the medieval-esque property has a study and two attic areas—one fit with a walk-in cedar closet. Not quite a castle, but pretty close. 

The Address: 1022 Hampton Park

The Price: $1,300,000

The Agent: Rachel Boxdorfer, 314-872-6641, rachelboxdorfer.com

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