Notable Baltimore architect James Bosley Noel Wyatt designed this stately Federal-style residence for himself in the early 1900s — understated, strictly symmetrical, with the front door as the most ornate exterior feature. SM+P’s restoration retained the home’s most significant historic elements: heart pine flooring, prominent millwork details, and a 10-foot wide central hallway and staircase. All mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology systems were updated. A bearing wall between the butler’s pantry and dining room was removed for casual kitchen dining; a glass mudroom was created from an enclosed porch; the former mudroom became a home office. New bluestone walkways, traditional plantings, and an herb garden atop the garage roof complete the project.