Leonardo da Vinci once said, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication," and the design of 95 Marlborough embodies this philosophy perfectly. Its minimalist yet elegant architecture, paired with the exceptional craftsmanship of the current owner's restorations, makes this home truly remarkable. Built in 1952 and designed by the talented female architect Nathalie Swan Rahv, the house stands as a testament to her vision. Rahv, a graduate of both Bauhaus in Germany and Columbia's School of Architecture, understood that homes are more than just structures—they are deeply emotional spaces. From the moment you step into Marlborough, you can feel her genius. The living areas are thoughtfully centered around a stunning kitchen, offering a harmonious flow that invites both connection and quiet moments of solitude, whether you're gathering with loved ones or curled up with a good book. The main level features three bedrooms and two full baths, all with serene views of the lush, park-like grounds and the inviting pool. Upstairs, you'll find a studio ensuite that could easily serve as a second primary bedroom or a private retreat. The formal dining room provides the perfect setting for dinner parties, but when the weather warms, the outdoor terrace and expansive grounds will naturally draw your guests outside to enjoy the surroundings. Also included in the layout is a home office, adding a modern touch to this masterful design. At 95 Marlborough, every detail is carefully considered—design at its finest. Welcome home