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In the heart of Franklin Park, where wooded tranquility meets refined design, 2109 Elliott Avenue emerges as Brush Arbor’s newest expression of livable elegance—crafted in partnership with Wellhouse & Co. Set on a large, flat 0.57-acre lot at the end of a landscaped private lane and backing to protected green space, this sister property to 2107 Elliott offers a fresh perspective: more moody paint colors, and quietly bold with one additional bedroom and bathroom and a bonus pantry kitchen. Gabled rooflines, rich wood tone accents and dormer windows add architectural rhythm, while crisp landscaping elevates the curb appeal. The result is a home that feels classic yet current—elegant without excess, and perfectly suited to its tranquil, tree-lined setting, hinting at what lies inside: a layered interior of over 8,400 thoughtfully composed square feet, where smart design and dramatic contrast elevate every space. Six bedroom suites, six full baths, three powder rooms, and three fireplaces are seamlessly integrated with dual staircases, a 3-car garage, and panoramic views into the lush, tree-framed rear yard. Throughout, custom cabinetry by Studio 37 and materials curated by Wellhouse & Co. deliver cohesion and character in every room. Step inside to find herringbone white oak flooring in the foyer, brick floors in the family mudroom, and minimalist palette with ecru-trimmed white walls. The central family room is anchored by exposed beams and a statement fireplace, flowing effortlessly to a designer kitchen that balances warmth and polish. White oak cabinetry pairs with brushed brass fixtures, while the adjoining back kitchen—outfitted with its own refrigerator, microwave, and prep sink also offers sweeping views of the backyard and a discreet, elevated level of function.The covered porch with fireplace creates a true indoor-outdoor living moment. Special attention was given to the main level library, anchored by moody built-ins, the room features a rose-hued stone surround—cut in clean, modern lines for added depth and distinction. A built-in desk in the upper foyer invites quiet focus, with oversized windows forming a natural backdrop. The primary suite is a sanctuary, with a spa bath drenched in light, and serene forest views from both the bedroom and the freestanding tub, as well as an expansive pair of adjacent closet suites—more akin to full-sized rooms than to closets. In the lower-level, a flexible space has been thoughtfully designed for a future golf simulator, with swing-height ceilings and room to customize. Elevator-ready with dedicated shaft already constructed, the home is as practical as it is luxurious. The expansive, flat backyard is primed for a pool, sport court, or garden oasis—offering flexibility now and inspiration for the future.