Welcome to 175 Litchfield Lane, a truly extraordinary French Manor tucked behind the private gates of the prestigious Alders Glen community in Cleveland, Tennessee, Bradley County's most exclusive enclave. One of only seven estate homes, this remarkable residence represents a level of craftsmanship, architectural integrity, and timeless elegance that is rarely found and impossible to replicate. As you enter the estate through the antique gates, a winding drive covered in Indiana pebble stones leads to an impeccably manicured sanctuary where every detail has been thoughtfully designed. You arrive at the breathtaking manor, surrounded by spectacular English gardens filled with seasonal blooms and abundant harvests. The three-acre estate is graced by hundreds of mature trees, including red, white, and chestnut oaks, hickories, maples, poplars, cherry trees, dogwoods, magnolias, firs, and winterberry, creating an unparalleled private, park-like setting. Constructed with over 200 tons of Tennessee limestone, the home's exterior is truly a masterpiece, featuring a Vermont slate roof, copper gutters, decorative lightning rods, handcrafted copper gas lanterns, and a pair of magnificent reclaimed antique 12-foot mahogany entry doors. Stepping inside is an unforgettable experience. Hand-finished cypress floors, Venetian plaster walls and ceilings, mahogany French doors, wood-burning fireplaces, and an abundance of natural light create an atmosphere that is both grand and warmly inviting. Every finish has been intentionally selected, resulting in a home that feels more like a European estate than anything else available in the region. Designed for both everyday living and exceptional entertaining, the Thomas Keller-inspired chef's kitchen is truly one of a kind. Anchored by a custom-built Jade range, handcrafted in California, it features a salamander, griddle, and true convection oven.