Tuxedo Park, NY
Lakeside Villa with boat house. Sited to capture stunning sunset views across Tuxedo Lake, about 35 miles to Manhattan. Located in the historic gated village of Tuxedo Park, New York, this ideally sited 7,700 sq ft residence with expansive lake frontage front on 6.6 acres. The property comes with an historic boat houses which is one of the only two boat houses on the sunset side of the lake ...more info
Skycliff is an iconic early 20th century Tuxedo Park Estate built by Norvin H. Green. Located on the top of Summit Rd on the western end of Tuxedo Lake with stunning mountain and lake views in an extremely private setting on 8 gated acres. A rare renovated home with 2 guest houses, four car garage and pool ...more info
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
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
"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
Reminiscent of a hillside villa in Europe, this 11,500 sq ft Tuxedo Park home built in 1900 is undergoing a gut renovation and will be delivered fully renovated summer 2021. There are 6 bedrooms and 6 plus baths with many fireplaces throughout. Sited on 3.4 south facing acres with big views of Tuxedo Lake and the mountains from all three floors and gardens ...more info
Spacious, sunny, historic Tuxedo Park residence with sunset and lake views. Located on prestigious Tower Hill Road, one of the park's most sought after locations for its year round sunsets and lake views ...more info
Spacious Georgian brick hilltop residence on quiet Tower Hill Loop with attached garage. Facing south, this historic home with high ceilings and oversized windows was designed by renowned architect William A. Bates for the Herbert C. Pell family and built in 1895. Each of the four main levels has spectacular views of Tuxedo Lake... ...more info
Privacy and Spacious! This beautiful, contemporary Shaker style home built in 2002 is at the end of a dead-end road surrounded by lush woods and long driveway. There is a primary bedroom on the main floor as well as the second floor. Each bedroom has a private bathroom. There is a beautiful two-story entrance and living room with massive stone wood-burning fireplace ...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
Rare opportunity to purchase desirable 2.3 acre waterfront building lot with approved plans for a lakeside home. Located on the desirable swimming lake with beautiful mountain and water views on the sunset side of the lake ...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 ...more info
On what was formerly the rose garden of the Richard Mortimer estate, this charming mid-century brick and cedar shake home was built. Lorillard and Mortimer were one of the founding families of Tuxedo Park ...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
Charming and sophisticated small cottage in Historic Tuxedo Park. Just under 500 sq. ft. efficiently planned space giving you a living room, dining area and galley kitchen, primary bedroom and a generous full bath ...more info
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