Moreland Hills home is a testament to 1990s design: House of the Week

MORELAND HILLS, Ohio — The arches, glass block and minimalist exterior give it away immediately: 30 Easton Lane was built in the 1990s. The home is truly a product of its time, yet it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before.

On the outside, the massive 7,455 sq. ft. structure resembles two modernist barns joined together by a trio of silos. Inside, there are 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms.

“This home has the wow factor,” says Howard Hanna agent Adam Kaufman, who has the property listed for $1,175,000.

The home’s striking design extends into the interior. Walk through the front doors into the dramatic two-story entryway. From there, it’s few steps to the open-concept main living area, which includes an aptly-named great room, updated kitchen and glass-walled dining room. The entire space is ideal for entertaining, boasting high ceilings, hardwood floors, a fireplace, plenty of wall space to showcase your art collection and an abundance of windows and skylights.

The main level is also where you’ll find the living room, media room and home office. The primary bedroom has its own wing with a private sitting room, large walk-in closet and marble bathroom.

The home’s other four bedrooms, all en suites, are located on the second level. The finished basement boasts a family room, billiard room, home gym, full bath and storage space.

The lush outdoor space features beautiful landscaping, a resort-style pool and patio. The attached garage can accommodate four vehicles.

“Designed for grand-scale entertaining and luxury living, this home is remarkable,” Kaufman writes in his listing.