"The Breezes," a masterwork of 1887 architecture by Robert Robertson, presents an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of history. This meticulously restored Tudor manor, spanning 10,700+/- sq ft, showcases original architectural splendor: 12 fireplaces, intricate millwork, authentic Tiffany windows, and crystal chandeliers, all seamlessly integrated with modern luxuries. ...more info
The only equestrian home located in the beautiful village of Tuxedo Park - Iconic Blue Stable. Tucked along a quiet winding road is this idyllic 11-acre horse farm anchored by a classic 5,000+ square foot stone carriage house and stable originally built in 1910 and lovingly restored by the current owner, complemented by a second stable structure and several outbuildings ...more info
This Charles B. Alexander carriage house offers approximately 3,000 square feet of living space, featuring three spacious bedrooms, a den, and two and a half baths and a 2-car garage. High ceilings and timeless architectural details enhance its character, while thoughtfully integrated contemporary amenities ensure comfort and convenience ...more info
Beautiful and unique custom cedar sided 4,500 sq ft estate is set on over 5 private acres. This secluded and inspiring property surrounded by magnificent landscaping, mature trees and plantings, charming sitting areas, a meandering stream and a wonderful in-ground swimming pool and spa ...more info
Elegant spacious Georgian-style brick home, designed by renowned architect, William A. Bates for the Herbert C. Pell family in 1892. Located on prestigious Tower Hill Loop, a quiet hilltop setting. All levels of this spacious home offer world class views of Tuxedo Lake and the surrounding hills ...more info
Traditional and very charming cedar sided 4,400 sq. ft. set high on nearly 5 beautiful acres. Panoramic mountain views, mature trees and plantings large and small. This naturally landscaped treasure surrounded by protected parklands even includes an adjacent stream and soothing gentle waterfall ...more info
"Riven Oaks" was designed by James Lord Brown 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. This renowned architect drawing details from the classical, with highly embossed curved pediment and tall Corinthian pilasters combine to make this one of the more imposing structures in Tuxedo Park ...more info
Historic, spacious and private Paxhhurst Carriage House was built in 1910 designed by renowned NY architects Barney & Chapman a part of Hoffman Castle Estate. This unique Tudor home over 5,200 sq ft set on 2 beautiful acres of rolling lawn, featuring huge open-covered horse walk, original stone walls wood-paneled open porch brings you to slate floored greenhouse now a patio ...more info
Delightful and charming cottage with some surprising large open spaces for a home under 2,000 sq. ft. One house in from E. Lake Road hidden so offers the desired privacy not often available. Set on a Spectacular Historic 1.6-acre lot features stone stanchions, boulder stone walls, ruins and stone steps ...more info
Dramatic cliffside residence with sunset views over the mountains and lake. This spacious, bright contemporary features grand well scaled rooms accented with old world charm. Walls of glass to take in the abundant nature that surrounds the property set on 1.5 beautifully landscaped acres ...more info
The Historic Cotswold Cottage dates to 1876, built with iconic stone and now covered in beautiful ivy. This charming two-bedroom, two bathroom cottage also has a lofted office space, a spacious living room with a fireplace, and an incredible private courtyard that immediately transports you to Europe! ...more info
