In 1962 Charles Dilbeck designed two very large homes nestled into two adjacent cul-de-sacs in Russwood Acres. Both the Mathews House, at 6,500 square feet, and the Lobello House, at 8,800 square feet, were his boldest contemporary designs while still comprising Dilbeck’s idiosyncratic ranch style. Most unfortunately, the Lobello House was destroyed by fire in 2016. Fortunately, the passionate owners discovered the original blue prints and are rebuilding from the ground up. Come tour the Mathews House and see the progress at the Lobello House. These are two truly special residences and you do not want to miss them!
We will meet at the Mathews House at 5016 Tanbark Drive and take a short walk to the Lobello House at 5106 Springmeadow Drive. These are both cul-de-sac lots and as a consideration to home owners, please DO NOT park in the cul-de-sacs. Parking is located across Inwood Road on Tanbark Drive, Royal Crest Drive and Springmeadow Drive. Please be very cautious crossing Inwood Road.