Blue Tuba

There are 2 floors, and basically, the main living area is surrounded by the glass walls.

The 1st fl. has the living/dining room/kitchen, main living area.

The kitchen has a nice bright red wall that's looks nice with the lights on at night.

Smaller shower room is nice.

At the top of the stairs, there's a very roomy primary bedroom with 2 decks and a shelving unit that acts as a wall separation.

This deck has an entrance to the 2nd level.

There's also a private deck on the side.

The bedrooms are built surrounded by land, so even though they have glass walls with sliders, they're not as exposed, and they do have shades for privacy.

This main bath is open, but it also has shades for privacy.

Very nice, and there's a small paved area with fencing, outside, going around the 2nd fl.

Small patio out front.

Here you can see how the land slopes.

0.6 acre lot.

Here, they used yellow tile. Must've been fun collecting all the green glassware.

Different scenes throughout the garden.

Cute one alongside the house.

Very creative.

Can you imagine living in this unit? The unit was renovated and designed by Interior Designer Clair Strong.

Since there are 7 reception rooms, it makes sense that one would lead into another. What beautiful wood on the doors.

This is a family/reception room with sliders to the beautiful garden on one side, and the patio on the other. The room features a built-in shelving unit and a large skylight roof.

Here's a pretty dining room with a fireplace and a niche with a bar.

Large eat-in kitchen with modern gray cabinetry.

Nice comfy TV room.

These dark rooms simulate a 1920s Speakeasy with a bar.

And, this is the home gym.

Stairs in the central hall.

Upstairs there are 8 sophisticated bedrooms.

And, 8 renovated baths.

This room is used as a home office.

The designer made the bedrooms very subdued.

The chimneys and clocktower on the roof are lovely to look at.

There's a park, but this is a beautiful private courtyard.

The private patio and garden.

It also comes with the carriage house.

You can see all the park land.

The units of are various sizes, but the smaller ones must be at least $2m.

Long cylindrical main living area is light and airy with kind of an MCM feel.

This end looks like a big fan.

The double-sided kitchen's in the middle.

You can either enter the bath from inside or out.

Not a fan of the glass no matter how isolated it is.

This bedroom's spacious enough for 2 beds. Looks like they rent this out.

The window's open so wide that the bedrooms look like porches.

Both bedrooms appear to be about the same size. I like the lighted niches in the wall.

The 2nd bath has laundry.

It has a very nice covered deck.

There's a little water feature here.

This is a nice feature.

The land is a little over an acre.