Set on a gentle rise with elevated views, this distinguished four bedroom, four and a half bath stone and stucco Tudor combines classic storybook character with a balanced, livable layout suited to modern comfort in desirable Rouken Glen. Designed and built in 1928 by noted Larchmont architect Charles W. Moody, the residence reflects the hallmarks of his work: thoughtful siting, strong architectural lines, and a natural connection to the surrounding landscape. Leaded casement windows draw abundant natural light into the principal rooms, while prominent chimneys, arched openings, and enduring masonry highlight the home’s architectural scale and period detailing. From a slate pathway, the front terrace opens to a foyer with a central staircase, establishing classic Tudor proportions. The formal rooms unfold with a dining room, detailed with crown moldings, connecting to a delightful sitting nook finished in Moroccan tile with a French door leading to an expansive rear bluestone patio. The stunning living room is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and a dramatic wall of windows showcasing picturesque treetop views. The expansive terrace seamlessly extends the living space, an ideal setting for entertaining while enjoying sweeping views of the neighborhood. A large, light-filled private home office sits discreetly off the main living area, looking out through wrap-around arched windows and French doors opening to a secluded terrace. The updated chef's kitchen