On top of a scenic mountain with nearby lakes and within beautiful gate-guarded Tuxedo Park, the“ Loomis Lab” is a three story stone and timbered mansion built in 1901 for Spencer Trask, philanthropist and founder of art colony Yaddo and features Tiffany windows and spectacular vaulted ceilings in many rooms with stunning plaster ceiling and many large fireplaces. The lead windows and architectural details are gorgeous ...more info
Designed by William A. Bates in 1899, this stone and timber Tudor is sited on the top of Tower Hill with sweeping mountain and sunset views. The estate property includes a 3 bedroom guesthouse, spacious 3 bedroom staff apartment, greenhouse and garage on nearly 5 acres. The main house was carefully renovated from top to bottom, including: kitchen, baths, plumbing, electrical, chimneys, roof, central AC and blown insulation. Only ever occupied by one family ...more info
Historic and fully renovated with a modern floor plan like no other. This grand scale circa 1900 Tuxedo Park country lodge with 12 ft ceilings on the first floor and even higher ceiling on the second floor is the perfect country home for entertaining and family gathering with 16,000 sq ft, 10 Bedrooms and 10 plus baths ...more info
Private lake front contemporary home situated on approximately 4.5 acres on the secluded south end of Tuxedo Lake. This spacious four bedroom, four bath, and two half bath home has dramatic high ceilings and stunning water views from nearly every room. A two car detached garage has an upstairs for extra storage or studio ...more info
"Rivenoaks" mansion was designed by James Brown Lord for Miss Mary LeRoy King c.1900. The property was sold to Eben Richards the son-in-law of railroad emperor, Henry Clay Pierce. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places ...more info
Stunning gated French style home is situated on 23 acres with a long history of some of the most iconic residents in the last century. Beautiful historic grounds, expansive stone wall terraces and mature specimen trees. Built by Peter Barbey, a Lorillard, related to founder of Tuxedo Park, Pierre Lorillard ...more info
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 ...more info
Historic, spacious and private come to mind at the Paxhurst Carriage House, an original Tudor carriage house, stable, greenhouse and ice house property in the gated community of Tuxedo Park. Built as part of the 1910 Hoffman Castle, it was designed by renowned NY architects Barney & Chapman ...more info
Built in 1950 this desirable and classic is a mid-century gem. Set back and private on a stunning 1.6 acre beautifully landscaped. Located on the exclusive Tower Hill section home boasts seasonal lake view, partial stone wall from formal rose garden, stone stairs and an exquisite historic stone gardener's cottage
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Original 1890 carriage house located in secure, gate guarded Village of Tuxedo Park, NY, surrounded by the beautiful Ramapo Mountains, featuring swimming, boating and endless miles of hiking trails. The cottage boasts a perfect combination of historic old world charm, and modern conveniences for a contemporary lifestyle ...more info
