Look inside: $6.9 million secluded Delaware estate with infinity saltwater pool

DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) — A southern Delaware County estate on more than nine acres is on the market for $6.9 million, complete with an infinity saltwater pool, a putting green and a historic 1880s barn housing the owner’s car collection.

The 11,032-square-foot home was custom-built in 2012 with six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, three half bathrooms and an elevator servicing all four floors. The property features a list of amenities, including a 3,400-square-foot putting green and a walk-out lower level opening to the infinity saltwater pool with an 18-foot sundeck.

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“The abundance of natural wooded areas combines beautifully with the park-like landscaping, and the attention to details in the outdoor amenities is exceptional,” said Amy Conley, the property’s real estate salesperson and the team lead of Cutler Real Estate. “I’ve never seen anything like it.”

Inside, the substantial great room features floor-to-ceiling windows that continue through the main dining space and lead to the home’s premier kitchen with high-end appliances, four masonry fireplaces and walnut hardwood plank flooring. A phantom screened porch connects off the main living room, providing views of the Olentangy River.

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Up the stairs, the primary bedroom includes an observation deck, fireplace, a butler’s kitchen and a marble bathroom with a cupula and barreled ceiling over the walk-in shower. A fully equipped bar area, a home theatre, exercise room, billiard room and a large recreation room round out the home’s features.

The estate is also home to a barn constructed in the 1880s that was relocated and repurposed into a “car barn,” including the structure’s original beams. The re-milled hardwood floors were placed on a new foundation with a walk-out lower level for easy access.

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