Courtesy of Molly Wogan with McEnery Residential, LLC

The historic Randolph Wing House, a stunning Center Hall home built in 1870, is situated on a 1/3 acre corner lot in the heart of the Garden District. The property underwent an extensive two-year, multi-million dollar interior and exterior renovation, designed by Bockman Forbes. After completion in 2018, the home won the Garden District Renovation of the Year award.

The home boasts beautifully restored crown molding, intricate ceiling medallions, original marble mantles, gleaming hardwood floors, and soaring 14-foot ceilings. The first floor features a chef's kitchen, multiple rooms for entertaining, elegant dining spaces, and a luxurious primary suite. The state-of-the-art kitchen is equipped with a Wolf range and microwave, a custom butcher block island, exquisite Pyrolave countertops, a Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer, Sub-Zero wine coolers, a Meile built-in coffee system and warming drawer.

The spacious primary suite is a true retreat. The spa-like primary bathroom features heated floors, three standalone vanities, a built-in fogless shower mirror, and two custom Poliform closets. The second floor comprises three additional bedrooms, two full baths, a laundry room, and a generously sized landing that can serve as an additional living space.

The grounds of this private Garden District compound are nothing short of spectacular. The current owners undertook a complete overhaul, installing new exterior landscaping, hardscaping, and Lutron-controlled lighting. The highlight of this backyard oasis is the custom automated heated and cooled black marble infinity pool. At the ground level, the property also includes a full bathroom, an outdoor shower, a large climate-controlled storage room with laundry facilities, dog washing station, and ample additional enclosed storage.

This meticulously preserved National Historic Landmark is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, offering the perfect blend of historic charm and modern luxury.