ML# :881262   Set along the sandy shores of Quogue Beach, 174 Dune Road is a rare oceanfront offering with sweeping Atlantic views and easy access to everything the Hamptons has to offer.The main level has an open, airy layout with oversized windows that bring in natural light and frame the water views. The kitchen flows into the dining area and living room, where a sunken fireplace nook creates a cozy spot for gathering. The home’s octagonal design adds architectural interest and a great sense of space.Upstairs, the primary suite features dramatic ocean views, a spa-like bath, and a walk-in shower. There’s room for everyone with additional bedrooms and three bunk rooms, making it ideal for entertaining family and friends.Outside, the deck offers plenty of space for dining, relaxing, or soaking in the sea air. The property also includes a private tennis court and separate guest quarters.Perfect as a summer getaway or year-round home, this is a rare chance to own on one of the most sought-after stretches of Dune Road.

ML# :875564   Steeped in provenance, Rabbit Hill is the quintessential Hudson Valley estate. Set atop 22 acres with a spectacular view of the river, the house was designed by prominent architect Mott B. Schmidt for banker Willian S. Lambie. Completed in 1929 and meticulously restored in 2016, the house has a rich history and most recently served as a principal location for the Robert Deniro/Netfilx series Zero Day. The land is deeply private-a glorious tableau of sweeping lawns, perennial gardens, and quiet woodlands. Fenced and gated, the property begins with a quarter-mile long driveway leading through towering oaks and a stunning naturalized landscape. A lovely fountain centers the formal courtyard at the front entrance. The sprawling mansion comprises over 13, 000 square feet on four levels. The interior embodies architect Schmidt’s signature style and symmetry. Despite its size, the home lives on a human scale. A stair hallway reveals a curved floating staircase over a herringbone brick floor. The sunken family room includes three garden exposures through six over nine divided-light windows. The newly renovated kitchen tastefully presents a modern aesthetic while respecting the home’s integrity. The second level includes six en-suite bedrooms, an additional guest room with private bath, and spacious office with full bath. The grounds are immaculate. A 100 foot terrace, large pool house, and a 50 foot pool all face south and west towards the Hudson and Palisades beyond. Adjacent to the The Sleepy Hollow Country Club, Rabbit Hill is an extremely rare offering and opportunity of a historic house and property in superb condition and just 30 miles from Midtown Manhattan.

ML# :832292   Brookville On the market for the first time in over a century, welcome to 2340 Cedar Swamp Road - a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a historical estate in the heart of Long Island’s Gold Coast. This property, totaling a near 52-acres of undeveloped land, was once home to the Joan of Arc Chapel - a small chapel imported by Gertrude Hill Gavin, daughter of railway director, James Jerome Hill. It was one of the last French relics to be imported into the United States before France enacted a ban on the export of such treasures, and was donated by a previous owner of the estate to Marquette University. After being overcome by a blazing fire in 1964, that burned for over 16 hours, all that currently stands is the remnants of a guest house, stables, and servant quarters. Being sold as-is, this property is a total of 3 lots, and has the potential to be subdivided, with 3-acre zoning. The possibilities are endless - envision a future of a modern, gated community with luxury homes, or bring this beautiful estate back to life, and live lavishly on a secluded property surrounded by history.

ML# :832286   Brookville On the market for the first time in over a century, welcome to 2340 Cedar Swamp Road - a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an estate in the heart of Long Island’s Gold Coast. This property, totaling a near 52-acres of undeveloped land, was once home to the Joan of Arc Chapel - a small chapel imported by Gertrude Hill Gavin, daughter of railway director, James Jerome Hill. It was one of the last French relics to be imported into the United States before France enacted a ban on the export of such treasures, and was donated by a previous owner of the estate to Marquette University. After being overcome by a blazing fire in 1964, that burned for over 16 hours, all that currently stands is the remnants of a guest house, stables, and servant quarters. Being sold as-is, this property is a total of 3 lots, and has the potential to be subdivided, with 3-acre zoning. The possibilities are endless - envision a future of a modern, gated community with luxury homes, or bring this beautiful estate back to life, and live lavishly on a secluded property surrounded by history.

ML# :3544396   We are pleased to present a unique investment opportunity in a highly sought-after R6A zoning district. This corner lot property offers developers an exceptional chance to capitalize on the potential of a vibrant neighborhood.Property Highlights:Location: Strategically situated on a corner lot, this property provides enhanced visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal location for a new residential development.Zoning: The R6A zoning designation allows for a variety of residential building types, including apartments and mixed-use developments.Development Potential: The site’s zoning and location present a fantastic opportunity for developers to create a landmark residential project that can cater to a growing demand for housing in the area.Community: The property is located in a dynamic neighborhood known for its blend of residential, commercial, and cultural amenities. Future residents will benefit from proximity to public transportation like subway (both 169 and 179 street F line), busses, close to highway (Grand Central), schools, shopping, and dining options.

ML# :H6321514   Kirby Hill Farm, an exceptional equestrian estate set on 247 acres of Quaker Hill’s finest countryside. The turnkey, multi-discipline, equestrian facility offers 4 barns with 81 stalls, 2 indoor riding arenas, 3 outdoor riding rings, 37 paddocks, 7 additional paddocks with winterized waterers, 21 fields, Grand Prix polo field, over 100 acres of fenced property, and 150 acres of riding trails with direct access to the OTA. The stunning equine compound is presided over by a circa 1860 main estate, masterfully renovated boasting 3, 942 SF, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 9 rooms, with an in-ground pool. Designed for year-round riding, training, and boarding indoors and out. With barns, indoor and outdoor rings all developed for the unique training needs for dressage, hunter-jumper, and polo. The main barn has 32 12’ x12’ stalls, center aisle, matted stalls, yoked windows, fire suppression system, automatic fly control system, climate-controlled tack room with kitchen and bathroom, feed storage, office and viewing room, bathrooms, 2 hot water wash stalls with heat lamps, 4 grooming stalls, hay loft with drop to each stall, and hay conveyor. An attached 200’ x 90’ indoor riding ring with equestrian sand with fiber footing, sound system, and retractable windows. Adjacent to the indoor, a 220’ x 100’ outdoor jumping ring and a 200’ x 80’ outdoor dressage ring. The second largest barn has 27 12’ x 12’stalls, with a 200’ x 90’ indoor riding ring, and a 220’ x 100’ outdoor jumping ring with TraveLite dust free footings. The polo barn has 14 10’ x 14’ yoked stalls. The pony barn has 8 10’ x 12’ stalls and a fire suppression system. Buildings and additional structures on the property include a gated entry and guard house, manager’s house, and a renovated barn, now a stylish clubhouse, which can accommodate up to 60 people with a fireplace, full kitchen and bathrooms, a 2-bedroom apartment above and a manager’s office attached. A 3-bedroom, 4 bath cape cod guest house with tennis/basketball court. 3 1-bedroom guest cottages with thatched roofs. Groom quarters, equipment barn, fire suppression building with a 50, 000 gallon underground water detention tank. Automatic hot-walker for horse conditioning. Wedding barn to host special events, 15 events a year, up to 120 guests. Boma outdoor BBQ area, skeet and trap range and helipad. For those looking to build another unparalleled estate, a homesite foundation exists with an infinity edge pool with the most sublime views. Additional features include 3 ponds on the property, judges and viewing gazebos, 2-week hay storage, irrigation systems, 3 generators, 7 wells, 7 septics, and 1 fire hydrant. Two parcels, 76-acres and 171-acres create this pastoral perfection in the heart of the Hudson Valley. This premier equestrian venue presents a truly remarkable opportunity just minutes to the Village of Pawling, a quaint upstate, bucolic 18th century village. The charming village offers fine dining, fun eateries, boutique shops, antique stores, cultural attractions and a seasonal farmer’s market. Pawling has its very own Metro North station stop, just 90 minutes by train or car to NYC.

ML# :3507978   ’Haut Bois’ - is an elegant brick and stucco French Chateau located in the heart of Brookville, NY. Drawing inspiration from the Louis XIV Hunting Lodge, now known as the Palace At Versailles, this stunning 18 room estate is rich in history and beauty. Originally built by Ogden Codman Jr. in 1916 and later restored in the late 1900’s and also in 2023, this one-of-a-kind masterpiece stands tall at the end of a private road on 8 pristine acres of land. The original landscape was designed by Jacques Greber and includes a beautiful step-down courtyard, irrigated vegetable garden, gated tennis court, in-ground pool with pool house, chipping/putting green, and an outdoor fireplace and grill area. Flourishing with ivy and grandeur, and tucked away on Long Island’s Gold Coast - ’Haut Bois’ is one of the last remaining architectural fortunes of its time.

ML# :887895   DEEP ACRES - The embodiment of timeless elegance and refined country living in an unparalleled setting. Nestled in the rolling farmland of Columbia County, in New York’s Hudson Valley, Deep Acres is a singular estate blending the grace of an English country manor with the tranquility of pastoral landscapes. Spanning 293-acres across six meticulously maintained parcels, the property blends rolling hayfields with formal gardens, offering unobstructed vistas to the Catskill Mountains, dramatic sunsets and a lifestyle rooted in beauty, craftmanship and serenity. A tree lined drive leads to the stately 4, 900 SF Greek Revival manor home where classic architecture meets stately elegance. Adjacent sits a heated three-car garage complete with a 1.200 SF second floor office apartment and a spacious parking court. Entering the home, you will experience some of the finest craftmanship, curated lighting and architectural detailing. The entrance foyer, with a grand staircase to the second floor, is flanked by a Mahogany paneled library and a sunlit breakfast room. Further, is the formal salon and dining room which extend onto a deep ’’southern-style’’ covered sitting porch with views of the far-reaching meadows and Catskill range beyond. The chef’s kitchen is designed for effortless entertaining while remaining intimate enough for everyday living. Just beyond the kitchen is a service entrance with access to a private one-bedroom apartment above. Upstairs, the primary en-suite is joined by two additional en-suite bedrooms and a richly paneled home office which connects to a third-floor studio with panoramic views. The finished lower level includes a gym, a fully appointed laundry, a second pantry, a cedar lined walk-in closet and the home’s mechanical systems. Every floor is serviced by an in-home elevator. Formal gardens and secret gardens are a masterclass in landscape design and laid out to elicit curiosity and showcase the season’s full vibrancy of color, while the surrounding hayfields offer a timeless rural counterpoint. Cool off in the pool or dine ’’al fresco’’ at the pool pavilion - an historic barn transformed into an inviting retreat complete with changing room, full bath, kitchenette and garden room. The second floor of this original timber framed structure offers space for one’s future vision. Nearby, is the ’’head house’’ garden complex with gardener’s office, workroom, garage and glass conservatory, imported from England - all supporting the estate’s fenced in perennial/vegetable garden. Further down a gravel lane is a private two-story 2, 900 SF guest house/caretaker’s cottage renovated into a 3-bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home, perfect for family or on-site management. A few of the property highlights include a 35-zone irrigation system, landscape lighting showcasing the arboretum quality plantings, multiple back-up generators, high speed internet and connectivity and a property security system. Deep Acres is a rare and complete estate, timeless in its design and masterful in its execution. A Hudson Valley treasure, ready to be experienced.

ML# :903430   Presiding over a glorious 68 acre lake in the Catskill Mountains, Lake Delaware Farm offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of true American legacy, continuously in use by the same notable family since the 18th century. The Lake House allows a glimpse into the lifestyle of one of our nation’s most notable, founding aristocratic families.In 1686, the English crown granted 160, 000 acres to Robert Livingston. Livingston Manor and the family seat of Clermont, made up much of what is now Dutchess and Columbia counties along the Hudson River. The family thrived there for centuries.With the Hardenbergh patent of 1708 Queen Anne bestowed 2, 000, 000 acres in the Catskill Mountains on seven loyal subjects. By 1740 the Livingstons of Clermont had acquired one fifth of the Hardenberg Patent which was distributed to the children of Robert Livingston “The Judge”. Gertrude Livingston received 20, 000 acres the year she wed Morgan Lewis, who served in Washington’s army during the Revolution and was Governor of New York. He was dear friends with the likes of Lafayette, Alexander Hamilton and General Washington, whom his brother in law Chancellor Robert Livingston swore in as President.The centerpiece of Gertrude’s acreage was the magnificent Lake Delaware, where she and Lewis built the original Lake House circa1787. The landscape of this 1600+ acre parcel is exquisite, with rolling hills, meadows, old growth forests and open vistas. The valley is elevated far above sea level providing a refreshingly cool climate. One approaches The Lake House via a long winding driveway lined with fine, historic rock walls interrupted by delicate iron gates. The Lewises styled their home on classical architecture. The entry portico of the home, with its four massive Doric columns, runs the entire length of the front facade. Inside the center hall is an unusual carved spiral stair, with two sun filled 18th Century parlors on either side. From the center hall rooms spill out into later 19th Century additions with handsome details throughout- fine paneling and ceiling tracery in the dining room, marble fireplace mantels, and intricate inlaid floors. There are 8 bedrooms in total, all boasting baths en-suite, plus a bunk room on the attic floor with its own bath with double showers and sinks. Additionally there is a large eat-in kitchen, grand back stair with arched side openings, family room, butler’s pantry, mud room, laundry room and bar on the ground floor as well as an elevator. The home has the warm feel of a grand country inn- impressive in its scale yet comfortable by contemporary standards. One can feel the presence of generations of distinguished family members- the signers of the Declaration of Independence, the decorated military men, the Senators, Justices, and Gilded Age barons that have called this place home over the centuries.As impressive as the house is, it’s the Lake itself that casts a spell on all who visit. Fresh, bracing and crystal clear, the lake invites one to dive in or take your pick of vessels in the historic boat house and row to your hearts content. on the grounds stands the ruins of elaborate formal gardens designed by renowned landscape architect Fletcher Steele with extraordinary views over the valley. Romantic structural elements and a lovely statue of a seated Diana, beckoning you to imagine the gardens in their original splendor. Surrounded by charming towns, farms and awe inspiring natural landscape, the property at its peak encompassed thousands of acres, with a mansion, working farms, stables, and even a private chapel, evoking the romance of an English manor. The estate holds the secrets of the history of the Hudson Valley, New York State and the Revolution that gave birth to the Constitution of the United States. Rich in history and character, Lake Delaware remains a captivating echo of aristocratic rural life, ideal for a bucolic compound or a once in a ten generation investment opportunity.

ML# :892296   Generational Re-Development Opportunity. Welcome to the site of the iconic Laurels Hotel! Where once sat an exquisite lakefront hotel and Catskill escape, this gorgeous property is now ready to be re-imagined and redesigned. Highlighting 324 acres, the property spans the entire north side of Sackett Lake- one of few motorboat lakes in the area- and offers breathtaking water views. The lakefront section of the property has access to municipal sewer with as-of-right capacity for close to 70 homes (see attached concept layout). And SR zoning presents many different options for your development vision to come to fruition.Just 90 miles from NYC, and in close proximity to so many different attractions/activities, including Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Resorts World Catskills along with The Monster Golf course, Legoland, Kartrite Water park and unmatched hiking, biking, boating and fishing, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop a premier residential, recreational, and/or hospitality venture.Property sold as-is. May be developed with additional property MLS 892293 . Buyer to do own due diligence