2800 Attleboro Road, Shaker Heights, OH 44120

Set on 1.24 lush acres with 209 feet of frontage, this six-bedroom Colonial delivers what Shaker rarely offers at any price: real land, real scale and real architectural pedigree. Designed in 1915 by architect Harlen E. Shimmin for Cleveland banker Joseph R.

Nutt --whose friendship with the Van Sweringens helped finance Shaker Heigts -- the home carries genuine provenance across 5,098 square feet. Inside, a dramatic curved staircase wrapped in hand-forged wrought iron scrollwork rises through two stories of original leaded glass, including a heraldic stained glass crest -- irreplaceable craftsmanship you simply cannot recreate.

Grand formal entry and rooms with soaring leaded-glass windows, original fireplaces and hardwood floors carry the scale of an era that valued room to gather. A substantial first-floor library, richly paneled in wood with its own fireplace, offers the kind of retreat today's homes cannot.

The kitchen features granite countertops, a butler's pantry and a light-filled breakfast room. The primary suite is a retreat unto itself, with a generous sleeping area framed by gorgeous windows, an updated bath with double sinks and new countertops, and a dedicated dressing area.

Slate roof, plaster walls throughout, three fireplaces, central air and a three-car garage and a circular driveway with entrances on both Shaker and Attleboro. Violation-free POS. A coveted Shaker Boulevard address (originally 17219 Shaker), two blocks from the Attleboro Rapid station -- minutes to University Circle, world-class cultural institutions, hospitals, universities and downtown Cleveland.

Homes with this lot, this address and this pedigree do not come available often in Shaker. A rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of the community's founding story.