The stone house is calling you home! It is the one you have admired for years. Constructed in 1941 of the finest of materials, 922 Fairway Drive in Towson's Knollwood (actually called Rodgers Forge Summit) neighborhood. The home feels like a castle, with high interior ceilings. mahogany doors, and solid construction. The parquet floor on the main level is mounted to a concrete subflooring, creating well-insulated spaces keeping the house cool in the summer. There are surprises at every turn--the main floor family room could be the fourth bedroom, the lower level is finished with room for a pool table, and the living room and dining room are well-proportioned. Enter the covered back porch from the dining room or it's rooftop deck from the Second bedroom. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and an original tiled bathroom with the cutest flamingoes and fish patterns. The other two bedrooms on this level are good sized and the hall bath features the original seagull tile. Outside, find a gigantic yard complete with gazebo, patios, and more. The stone construction is original, and the house actually faced Stevenson Lane many years ago, so the back porch was originally on the side of the house. The tiled roof was replaced about 17 years ago and should last for close to 100 years. Expand the house into a portion of the three-car garage if you need extra room. Or finished the huge attic, which has four windows already in place.