Imagine a large, elegant Tudor-style home constructed in 1925 during Prohibition. The owners — defying the laws of the time — had two liquor storage areas built into the home: a sliding cabinet behind a bookcase and a wine cellar built into the dining room wall.

Or, like a character out of a 1920s English mystery novel, picture yourself wandering about this estate, through the gardens and the home’s many rooms, up a spiral staircase wedged into a turret.