This unique property, which is hidden down a private lane, is steeped in Carmel history. One of the few brick buildings in Carmel, this Georgian-style home was built in 1910 by the Carnegie Institute for the study of plant physiology. The entry of the home leads you into an awe-inspiring living room with dramatic 10 foot plus ceilings, steeped in light from a large skylight. The big windows that surround the living room, dining room and kitchen, bring the outside in. The home has had transformations over the years to create 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths with a library, large TV/game room, oversized dining room and large brick patio for entertaining. There is also a separate small studio bedroom with a full bath and artist studio. The main house is 3,415 square feet, so large by Carmel standards. Enjoy privacy, 2 car garage and plenty of parking to add to the uniqueness while still being walking distance to the Village.