Accepted offer on Driehaus' $39.25 million Glanworth Gardens on Geneva Lake
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Glanworth Gardens, the amazing Geneva Lake estate that the late Richard Driehaus immaculately restored to its original glory, is on the market for $39.25 million and has an accepted offer, according to online real estate records.
Geneva Lakefront Realty
The lakefront estate, which is located at W3505 Snake Road in the Town of Linn, features a 14,145 square-foot home, 40 acres of gardens and a forest, and about 621 feet of level frontage.
Glanworth Gardens features 13 bedrooms, a family room with views of the gardens and reflecting pool, lakeside library, office space, formal and informal dining rooms, 13 fireplaces and warming rooms.
Geneva Lakefront Realty
The home was built in 1908 for the Harris family, the founding family of Harris Bank and Trust. The Olmstead brothers provided the landscaping design for the home.
Driehaus purchased the property in 1998 and renamed it Glanworth Gardens in honor his mother’s hometown in Ireland.
Glanworth Gardens, the amazing Geneva Lake estate that the late Richard Driehaus immaculately restored to its original glory, is on the market for $39.25 million and has an accepted offer, according to online real estate records.
The lakefront estate, which is located at W3505 Snake Road in the Town of Linn, features a 14,145 square-foot home, 40 acres of gardens and a forest, and about 621 feet of level frontage.
Glanworth Gardens features 13 bedrooms, a family room with views of the gardens and reflecting pool, lakeside library, office space, formal and informal dining rooms, 13 fireplaces and warming rooms.
The home was built in 1908 for the Harris family, the founding family of Harris Bank and Trust. The Olmstead brothers provided the landscaping design for the home.
