Set back from the road, on over two acres of manicured grounds, sits this elegant 1911 shingle-style country estate. Rising off it’s granite foundation and decorated with Gothic-style and Queen Anne embellishments, the house suggests both distinction and leisure of estate living. Built as a wedding gift for the daughter of tennis racquet magnate Royden Kent beside his own mansion that was demolished in the 1960s, this is one of the most architecturally significant houses in Seekonk, Massachusetts.