Offered to the market for the first time in 30 years, this exceptional pre-war estate property features the rare combination of a platinum location and the highest level of design and craftsmanship. Renowned society architect Anton Korn created this French-inspired country house in 1924. Later, designer John Astin Perkins enjoyed this fine property as his last commission. Not only is 4248 Armstrong Parkway set on one of the largest and widest lots (almost an acre) on one of the most coveted blocks of Highland Park, it also benefits from a small park behind the property that offers a walking area and assures continued lack of building behind the house. There are more than 50 mature trees at 4248 Armstrong Parkway. Every window offers views of the property’s parklike setting or the Oak-lined esplanade of Armstrong Parkway. This exceptional property truly offers a sense of living in the country, while also offering the ultimate setting for entertaining — both indoors and out. The piece de resistance of the outdoor entertaining area is the large pool with a removable covering for a dance floor. The guest house is as exceptional as the main house, with beautiful millwork, floor-to-ceiling windows, brick flooring, a living area with fireplace, a bedroom with dual baths, a kitchenette and a covered patio with ceiling fans. The tranquil rear grounds also offer terraced gardens with fountains, blue stone pathways, detailed wrought-iron gates and a guest apartment with estate views. Breathtakingly beautiful, 4248 Armstrong offers a rare opportunity not to be missed!