Style: Spanish Revival
A recurring motif: Tulips.
Original owners: Adolf and Hildur Ronning. Ronning was a well-known inventor who held hundreds of patents including headlight dimmers and a tractor-powered golf course mower.
Cost to build in 1930: $69,000.
Spaces: 6,317 square feet including a vault room with fireproof door and a replica 18th-century "Swedish room" with an iron rod in the fireplace for dangling a cast-iron cooking pot over the flames. Ceilings and beams are Northern white oak and floors made from 2-inch-thick spruce.
For more: Jennifer Kirby of Exit Realty has the listing. For a gallery tour, go to www.5030woodlawn.com.
JIM BUCHTA
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