Step into timeless elegance at 1632 South Creek Road, a historic retreat nestled on nearly 6 private acres with rare graded access to 18 Mile Creek in the Lake Shore School District. Originally crafted in 1901 and expanded in 1920, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence was inspired by a German chateau and built as a summer escape by a prominent Buffalonian. The moment you arrive, you’re surrounded by nature, history, and handcrafted detail—five working fireplaces, including a marble mantel imported from Italy and stunning creek stone surrounds, one of which features a rare trilobite fossil. White oak hardwood floors, handcrafted hardwood built-ins, solid wood doors, and Limoges-painted doorknobs reflect the care and craftsmanship of a bygone era. The home’s spacious layout includes an enormous family room, a warm and inviting living room, formal dining room with pocket doors, and a large eat-in kitchen centered around a massive creek stone fireplace—a true embodiment of the phrase hearth and home. Enjoy peaceful views from the new back deck (2023) or cool off in the fiberglass in-ground pool (2017). Multiple outbuildings provide flexibility, including a 2.5-car garage, a second garage large enough to store a boat and a potting shed. Additional highlights include a cozy seating area with a small pond, exterior paint refresh (2022), new waterline (2025), easily accessible attic for extra storage, first floor laundry and office space on the 2nd floor. This one-of-a-kind home offers a rare blend of historic charm, modern comfort and unmatched privacy & serenity in a breathtaking natural setting.