Known as Oak Mews, this bright and spacious historic carriage house is in an excellent location within Tuxedo Park. Renovated with style and care on over two acres. The home has a wonderful floor plan with open rooms flowing from one to another with garden views on all sides. This is the perfect size carriage house, not too big or too small, just right. Fresh and beautifully restored. The main floor features a large open eat-in-kitchen with an adjacent den opening on to a beautiful sunny garden and deck. There is a laundry room and mud room off of the kitchen with direct access to the 2 car garage. The great room features an open living room with windows on three sides and a fireplace with a step down dining room with brick floors. There is a full and half bath on the main level. The upper floor has five bedrooms and three full baths. Two bedrooms share a sunroom and another has a deck. The main bedroom suite has large south facing windows and a large walk-in closet and bath. The grounds feature beautiful gardens with mature plantings and rolling lawns. Two car garage with lots of storage.

Tuxedo Park is surrounded by 70,000 acres of forever wild parkland with lakes and trails in every direction. The area is dotted with house museums, historic sites and farms nearby and was stetted by the Dutch in the early 17th century. In the 19th century vast estates on tracks of a thousand acres or more were developed by NYC’s wealthiest including the Harrimans, Morgans and Cooper- Hewitts. Many of these spectacular nearby estates still remain as museums, private residences, botanical gardens and soon one of them will be a luxury wellness resort.

Tuxedo Park is in the middle of these estates on then 5,000 acres and was developed as a weekend resort for the sporting elite that wanted to enjoy an elegant country lifestyle without the maintenance of a big estate. Tuxedo Park is a gated incorporated village ( the only one in the country), that feels like you have arrived in the mountains as you pass through the stone gate house and head up to Tuxedo Lake.

The Park as it is known to the locals has an outdoor focus on lifestyle with extensive trails for hiking, snow shoeing, cross country skiing and lakes for swimming, sailing, paddel and kayaking and excellent roads for biking, all within the gated community. The historic Tuxedo Club, a private members sporting club offers, golf, tennis, sailing, swimming squash, paddle, court tennis, rowing and sunset lakeside dining was built as the center of the sporting community and remains that way today.