This home, 'Ogeedankee', is part of a Willard Brown designed estate, consisting of 2 distinctive Craftsman styled residences on separate legal lots, with a long and proud history in Lexington. This stately and spacious main house on a 32,488 sq. ft. wooded lot, was designed in 1906 by Willard Brown for his brother on land owned by their father. Willard Brown designed Cary Library, Cary Hall, Hancock Church, Monroe School and numerous private residences. The 12+ room, 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath home contains 4,614 square feet of living space. Enter through an enclosed loggia to the grand entrance hall. The home, with its south and southeast exposure, allows the house to be flooded with light. Off of the large second floor hall, are four spacious bedrooms and two baths, the third floor contains the master suite and an office/sitting room. The period details are extraordinary throughout the home.