A clear view of Carnegie Lake is the highlight of several spaces within this 1929 Arts and Crafts home, although some may argue that the untouched oak woodwork or the masterfully renovated kitchen take the prize for most impressive feature. Even the deep half-acre-plus lot within the Littlebrook School district could be the piece de résistance, especially if you long for a vegetable garden or an area devoted to sports and play. The mudroom entry, also part of the major renovation by Lasley Brahaney, has built-ins for shoes and necessities framing a darling window seat. Handmade tile, a copper hood and cabinetry hardware stay true to the home’s style in the one-of-a-kind kitchen. Viking appliances include a statement range and a wine fridge is tucked beneath mocha quartz countertops. In accordance with a modern lifestyle, the breakfast room, or a family room if preferred, openly adjoins. While original columns define the sizable dining room, the central living room overflows with incredible period details, including leaded-glass built-ins around a brick fireplace and stunning French doors opening to a covered bluestone terrace. Working in the study is a true pleasure thanks to a big picture window facing the water. A private wing has three bedrooms and a bathroom with sage green tiled walls and custom storage. The primary suite gets the second floor all to itself. In the bedroom, a bank of four windows with custom shades enjoys the best view in the whole house. Another full bath done by Lasley Brahaney keeps the Arts and Crafts motif consistent. A dressing room with a walk-in closet, a huge storage room and a peaked loft to use as you wish complete the suite. A basement workshop, a two-car garage and guest parking are more practical perks.