The Cunard
Acquired from the Garner estate in the summer of her 100th year, The Cunard of 1924 is an exemplar of English Tudor revival style, modeled after the archetypal British Tudor cottage, with its cross-gable roof and stucco-walled courtyard sheltered by heritage oaks. The Cunard, aptly named for the immaculate trimmings in her ship-like quarters, showcases surviving period details rarely seen in contemporaneous 1920's architecture. Our top-to-toe restoration celebrates her centenary: honoring those intact features while also refreshing the flow, functionality, and palette of the home for modern family living.
