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Easton, An Estate With Architectural Character And Grace, Is Situated On Nearly 100 Acres And Surrounded By The Nature Preserve. Easton Offers Unparalled Privacy And Seclusion. Unique Opportunity To Own One Of A Kind Gold Coast Estate.

Muttontown Road Muttontown NY, 11771

$20,000,000

Unimproved Land Sold ML# P1212827

Easton, An Estate With Architectural Character And Grace, Is Situated On Nearly 100 Acres And Surrounded By The Nature Preserve. Easton Offers Unparalled Privacy And Seclusion. Unique Opportunity To Own One Of A Kind Gold Coast Estate.

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4 Red Fox Lane Upper Brookville NY, 11545

$8,500,000

7 Bedrooms

Single Family Sold ML# 2830880

Transcending All Expectations, This Exhilarating Nearly 10-Acre Estate Offers The Quintessence Of Luxurious Gold Coast Living. This 17 Room French Tudor Has A Timeless Story Book Quality With Turrets, Slate Roof, And 3 Story Bay Windows. Crafted With Only The Finest In Finishes And Amenities With A Country Eik, Banquet Formal Dr, Ig Pool, And Tennis Ct.

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Standing majestically on well over 5 magnificent acres on what was once part of the du Pont estate, this enchanting young stone and stucco, 8-bedroom, 11-full bath, 4-half-bath, French chateau is truly an architectural masterpiece. Combining the grace and charm of “Old World” design with all the luxury and high-tech amenities so sought after today, it provides the ultimate venue for opulent “Gold Coast” living. Approached through iron gates off a quiet cul-de-sac road, populated by equally grand estates, a long winding drive leads to a circular courtyard. One can’t help but notice the graceful slate roof wrapping around various towers and turrets and the imposing front portico with massive hand-carved entry doors. An arched porte-cochere leads through a wing of the manse to a large service courtyard and attached 4-car garage. No expense has been spared in creating this magnificent residence, from its Brazilian cherry floors and hand-carved mahogany doors to its “Smart House” technology allowing effortless control of security, telephones, intercom, sound system, water filtration and more. Every room has been impeccably designed to create an inviting and comfortable space with exquisite ceiling, wall and window treatments.

LOCATION
Originally purchased in the 1600’s from the Matinecock Indians by early settlers, the Cedar Swamp territory east of Hempstead Harbor became a farming community of mostly English and Dutch corn farmers whose descendants sold their produce to a corn starch factory in nearby Glen Cove. By the turn of the Twentieth Century, many magnates and financiers were drawn to the area to build their grand estates. Today, the gentle rolling and wooded hillsides of Brookville are dotted with beautiful properties. According to Bloomberg News, Brookville is, the wealthiest community in the nation. Their residents enjoy a great location convenient to boating, golf, equestrian facilities, quaint village shopping, museums, the award winning Jericho School District, and the Long Island Railroad putting them within a comfortable 30-mile commute to Manhattan.

DuPont Estates is a gated enclave of 7 properties encompassing approximately 53 acres that were, at one time, part of the Alfred I. DuPont 101-acre estate. Built in 1917, his mansion, “White Eagle” and the entire estate was sold in 1971 to New York Institute of Technology, which has its Old Westbury campus next door to the property. The institute kept the mansion and surrounding property for its use but sold the remaining acres, which are now DuPont Estates in the early 21st Century. Paying homage to the original estate, these new grand mansions and their secluded and gated properties are the epitomes of grand and gracious North Shore living.

PROPERTY
Acres of sweeping emerald lawns edged by gorgeous raised beds of flowering shrubs and trees give a sense of endless domain to this breathtaking property. Ideal for summer entertaining on a grand scale, the estate includes an almost hidden tennis court backed by pristine woodland and a fabulous entertainment complex. Its expansive granite terrace connects a freeform heated Gunite pool, spa, and waterfalls with a romantic pavilion with attached cabana and bath, and flanked by a circular outdoor kitchen with refrigerator and sink and by a courtyard with built-in grill and fireplace. A short walk away, a meditation hut and a koi pond provide a spot for quiet reflection. Extending across the rear of the house, a spacious bluestone patio provides easy access from the principal rooms to the outdoors, ideal for al fresco dining and relaxing. At one end, a patio off the living room enjoys views of a nearby reflection pool, and at the other, a sunken terrace with fireplace provides access to the lower level’s entertainment rooms and pub.

Offering ample space for service vehicles or valet guest parking, a large courtyard is accessed from the front courtyard through a porte-cochere that separates the stalls of the attached 4-car garage. Estate fencing, electronic gates plus extensive outdoor lighting and security systems are practical additions.

RESIDENCE
Sunlight, entering through a 2-story wall of windows, dances across the radiant heated, inlaid crème marble floors in the ethereal entrance foyer. Here is featured a custom floor medallion echoing the design of a domed ceiling above an Italian crystal chandelier. A graceful floating staircase with filigree balustrade is accented by sconce-lit fielded paneling. Adjoining this area are an elevator, cloak room, powder room and gallery accessing the living and dining rooms and an inviting library with fireplace and French doors opening to the rear terrace. Also opening to the terrace and to its own separate patio, the striking and spacious living room features harlequin designed wall coverings, an impressive marble fireplace, gleaming inlaid floors and massive crown moldings. Eighteen-karat gold adorning the ceiling and fielded panels helps to create a stunning venue for elegant repasts in the formal dining room, which enjoys a panoramic view of the rear property through a huge bay window.

Connected to the dining room through a butler’s pantry, the spectacular gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream. Marble-topped custom cabinetry continues the harlequin theme. A center island boasts a farm sink, 2 butcher blocks and seating area. High-end appliances include separate SubZero refrigerator and freezer, huge Wolf professional gas stove with 6 burners, grill and 2 ovens, 3 Bosch dishwashers, and a microwave. Radiant-heated stone floors extend into the charming turret breakfast room with raised fireplace, teacup ceiling, and windows overlooking the pool area. A peninsula with seating overlooks the family room. This quaint and cozy getaway features an inviting Tuscan fireplace, corbel and coffered ceiling, plaster walls, and wide-plank oak floors. A sunny study, with chandelier and French doors to the rear property, along with staff quarters with bath en suite, a second bath and a powder room complete the first floor.

On the second floor, the palatial master suite is in a wing of its own. It includes a romantic master bedroom with fireplace, windowed alcove and cove-lit tray ceiling; a sunny sitting room; custom fitted walk-in closets, and 2 luxurious master baths, one with infinity tub, gas fireplace, French doors to a balcony, steam shower, and oversized vanity. The other is richly paneled in mahogany and offers a steam shower, vanity and dressing area with bay window. Four additional bedrooms with designer baths en suite are exquisitely appointed. A bonus space, including a kitchenette and full bath, plus a staff/guest quarters are also on the second floor.
An entertainer’s dream, the lower level presents a fun and fanciful retreat. It features a Tuscan “pub” room with imported antique walk-in wet bar with seating; an archway with glass wall opening to a climate controlled wine cellar/tasting room; a game/media room; and a lounge with access to the sunken patio with fireplace and steps up to the rear terrace. Also on this level is a kitchenette with dishwasher and refrigerator, a gym, and 2 bedrooms with baths en suite.

5 Dupont Court Brookville NY, 11545

$8,300,000

8 Bedrooms 11 Full Baths 4 Half Baths Sq. Ft. 236531.00:# Square Feet

Single Family Sold ML# 2849552

Standing majestically on well over 5 magnificent acres on what was once part of the du Pont estate, this enchanting young stone and stucco, 8-bedroom, 11-full bath, 4-half-bath, French chateau is truly an architectural masterpiece. Combining the grace and charm of “Old World” design with all the luxury and high-tech amenities so sought after today, it provides the ultimate venue for opulent “Gold Coast” living. Approached through iron gates off a quiet cul-de-sac road, populated by equally grand estates, a long winding drive leads to a circular courtyard. One can’t help but notice the graceful slate roof wrapping around various towers and turrets and the imposing front portico with massive hand-carved entry doors. An arched porte-cochere leads through a wing of the manse to a large service courtyard and attached 4-car garage. No expense has been spared in creating this magnificent residence, from its Brazilian cherry floors and hand-carved mahogany doors to its “Smart House” technology allowing effortless control of security, telephones, intercom, sound system, water filtration and more. Every room has been impeccably designed to create an inviting and comfortable space with exquisite ceiling, wall and window treatments. LOCATION Originally purchased in the 1600’s from the Matinecock Indians by early settlers, the Cedar Swamp territory east of Hempstead Harbor became a farming community of mostly English and Dutch corn farmers whose descendants sold their produce to a corn starch factory in nearby Glen Cove. By the turn of the Twentieth Century, many magnates and financiers were drawn to the area to build their grand estates. Today, the gentle rolling and wooded hillsides of Brookville are dotted with beautiful properties. According to Bloomberg News, Brookville is, the wealthiest community in the nation. Their residents enjoy a great location convenient to boating, golf, equestrian facilities, quaint village shopping, museums, the award winning Jericho School District, and the Long Island Railroad putting them within a comfortable 30-mile commute to Manhattan. DuPont Estates is a gated enclave of 7 properties encompassing approximately 53 acres that were, at one time, part of the Alfred I. DuPont 101-acre estate. Built in 1917, his mansion, “White Eagle” and the entire estate was sold in 1971 to New York Institute of Technology, which has its Old Westbury campus next door to the property. The institute kept the mansion and surrounding property for its use but sold the remaining acres, which are now DuPont Estates in the early 21st Century. Paying homage to the original estate, these new grand mansions and their secluded and gated properties are the epitomes of grand and gracious North Shore living. PROPERTY Acres of sweeping emerald lawns edged by gorgeous raised beds of flowering shrubs and trees give a sense of endless domain to this breathtaking property. Ideal for summer entertaining on a grand scale, the estate includes an almost hidden tennis court backed by pristine woodland and a fabulous entertainment complex. Its expansive granite terrace connects a freeform heated Gunite pool, spa, and waterfalls with a romantic pavilion with attached cabana and bath, and flanked by a circular outdoor kitchen with refrigerator and sink and by a courtyard with built-in grill and fireplace. A short walk away, a meditation hut and a koi pond provide a spot for quiet reflection. Extending across the rear of the house, a spacious bluestone patio provides easy access from the principal rooms to the outdoors, ideal for al fresco dining and relaxing. At one end, a patio off the living room enjoys views of a nearby reflection pool, and at the other, a sunken terrace with fireplace provides access to the lower level’s entertainment rooms and pub. Offering ample space for service vehicles or valet guest parking, a large courtyard is accessed from the front courtyard through a porte-cochere that separates the stalls of the attached 4-car garage. Estate fencing, electronic gates plus extensive outdoor lighting and security systems are practical additions. RESIDENCE Sunlight, entering through a 2-story wall of windows, dances across the radiant heated, inlaid crème marble floors in the ethereal entrance foyer. Here is featured a custom floor medallion echoing the design of a domed ceiling above an Italian crystal chandelier. A graceful floating staircase with filigree balustrade is accented by sconce-lit fielded paneling. Adjoining this area are an elevator, cloak room, powder room and gallery accessing the living and dining rooms and an inviting library with fireplace and French doors opening to the rear terrace. Also opening to the terrace and to its own separate patio, the striking and spacious living room features harlequin designed wall coverings, an impressive marble fireplace, gleaming inlaid floors and massive crown moldings. Eighteen-karat gold adorning the ceiling and fielded panels helps to create a stunning venue for elegant repasts in the formal dining room, which enjoys a panoramic view of the rear property through a huge bay window. Connected to the dining room through a butler’s pantry, the spectacular gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream. Marble-topped custom cabinetry continues the harlequin theme. A center island boasts a farm sink, 2 butcher blocks and seating area. High-end appliances include separate SubZero refrigerator and freezer, huge Wolf professional gas stove with 6 burners, grill and 2 ovens, 3 Bosch dishwashers, and a microwave. Radiant-heated stone floors extend into the charming turret breakfast room with raised fireplace, teacup ceiling, and windows overlooking the pool area. A peninsula with seating overlooks the family room. This quaint and cozy getaway features an inviting Tuscan fireplace, corbel and coffered ceiling, plaster walls, and wide-plank oak floors. A sunny study, with chandelier and French doors to the rear property, along with staff quarters with bath en suite, a second bath and a powder room complete the first floor. On the second floor, the palatial master suite is in a wing of its own. It includes a romantic master bedroom with fireplace, windowed alcove and cove-lit tray ceiling; a sunny sitting room; custom fitted walk-in closets, and 2 luxurious master baths, one with infinity tub, gas fireplace, French doors to a balcony, steam shower, and oversized vanity. The other is richly paneled in mahogany and offers a steam shower, vanity and dressing area with bay window. Four additional bedrooms with designer baths en suite are exquisitely appointed. A bonus space, including a kitchenette and full bath, plus a staff/guest quarters are also on the second floor. An entertainer’s dream, the lower level presents a fun and fanciful retreat. It features a Tuscan “pub” room with imported antique walk-in wet bar with seating; an archway with glass wall opening to a climate controlled wine cellar/tasting room; a game/media room; and a lounge with access to the sunken patio with fireplace and steps up to the rear terrace. Also on this level is a kitchenette with dishwasher and refrigerator, a gym, and 2 bedrooms with baths en suite.

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Long Island’s “Gold Coast” is dotted with many grand estates rich with history and stories of famous owners, but few if any have as long or more colorful history than Fort Hill House. Standing majestically on a bluff overlooking the cerulean waters of Long Island Sound, Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay, this 10-acre estate’s story began long before the Revolutionary War and has seen everything from English soldiers repelling rebels to celebrity guests enjoying a gala ball. High on a bluff overlooking the water with endless walkways, award-winning gardens, and a lighted staircase descending to 1,800 feet of beach and a 160-foot deep-water dock, this magnificent 37-room, 1904 brick Tudor has been lovingly and impeccably restored to its former glory by the present owners sparing no expense and skipping no detail. Completely updated with all new heating, air conditioning, electric and plumbing, the residence offers every creature comfort so sought after today while displaying all the charm and exquisitely crafted architectural detailing of the original design. High coffered ceilings, linenfold paneling, inlaid floors and intricate millwork combine with breathtaking vistas of sunsets across the Sound and enthralling strolls through enchanting gardens creating an unforgettable setting for romance, relaxation and entertaining on a level of regal proportions. Fort Hill House includes an indoor squash court, separate wing with ballroom and expansive guest suite, a commercial-sized state-of-the-art kitchen, solarium,banquetsized dining room, verandas, terraces, balconies and much more. Approached by a circular courtyard, the manse welcomes visitors through a porte cochère to a second ci r cular cour t yard. Reached by a separate drive, an impressive 5,000+sq. ft. garage built by the present owner in 1994, closely resembles the main house. Location Lloyd Neck encompasses approximately 10 square miles and is located about 30 miles from Manhattan on the North Shore of Long Island. Many notable personalities have called it home over the past century including Marshall Field, whose estate is now Caumsett State Park with miles of equestrian and cross country ski trails. Just a few miles south, are the delightful villages of Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor boasting charming shopping districts and fine and casual dining. New York City is approximately a 50-minute commute by train or car, and airports are about 40 minutes away. History Few areas in the United States have as long and as colorful a history as Lloyd Neck. Encompassing approximately 3,000 acres and known originally as Caumsett, Loyd Neck is an emerald neck of land extending into Long Island Sound between Cold Spring and Huntington Harbors. It was originally purchased from Matinecock Native Americans in 1654 for a few pieces of clothing and some tools. In 1670, the area became the property of James Lloyd of Boston, who had his son, Henry develop the area as a manor in the English tradition, where tenants paid so much for the privilege of living and farming there. The Lloyd Manor House was built in 1711 but shortly burned down and was replaced 1714. It was occupied by Benjamin Thompson, who designed the nearby Fort Franklin that was built on the very site of the present Fort Hill House. Lloyd Manor had the unique distinction of housing the Duke of Clarence (later to become King William IV). During the Revolutionary War, Fort Franklin, perched on a bluff high above the water, was a strategic part of England’s defense of her war ships moored in Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay. Revolutionary forces tried many times to take the fort but to no avail. For centuries, cannon balls, shot and coins have been unearthed by gardeners throughout the Neck. The Lloyds forfeited the land around the fort to England’s military, and it was subsequently purchased in 1879 by Anne Coleman Alden. Alden commissioned famed architectural firm McKim, Mead & Bigelow to build her a summer residence on the site. In 1900, William John Matheson, a brilliant chemist who founded a dye and pigment company that merged with J. P. Morgan’s Allied Chemical, purchased the 330 acre estate from Mrs. Alden’s heirs. He commissioned Boring and Tilton, architects who designed the Ellis Island buildings, to create a sprawling brick and limestone structure over the McKim house in a Tudor style with castellated parapets, colonnades, and ramparts overlooking the water, paying homage to its predecessor, Fort Franklin. One remnant of both the Alden house and former fort can be seen in the quadrangle courtyard. Here, a semicircular wall formed from the original fort earthworks diplays a curved built-in seat designed by Charles McKim and a headstone taken from the pasture that pays tribute to a fallen English soldier. Matheson later added an indoor squash court, a porte cochère, ballroom, and acres of formal gardens. The present owners purchased Fort Hill in 1992 and over 3 years, meticulously rest

Lloyd Harbor NY, 11743

$5,000,000

9 Bedrooms 9 Full Baths 4 Half Baths Sq. Ft. 435600.00:# SqFt

Single Family Sold ML# 2840693

Long Island’s “Gold Coast” is dotted with many grand estates rich with history and stories of famous owners, but few if any have as long or more colorful history than Fort Hill House. Standing majestically on a bluff overlooking the cerulean waters of Long Island Sound, Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay, this 10-acre estate’s story began long before the Revolutionary War and has seen everything from English soldiers repelling rebels to celebrity guests enjoying a gala ball. High on a bluff overlooking the water with endless walkways, award-winning gardens, and a lighted staircase descending to 1,800 feet of beach and a 160-foot deep-water dock, this magnificent 37-room, 1904 brick Tudor has been lovingly and impeccably restored to its former glory by the present owners sparing no expense and skipping no detail. Completely updated with all new heating, air conditioning, electric and plumbing, the residence offers every creature comfort so sought after today while displaying all the charm and exquisitely crafted architectural detailing of the original design. High coffered ceilings, linenfold paneling, inlaid floors and intricate millwork combine with breathtaking vistas of sunsets across the Sound and enthralling strolls through enchanting gardens creating an unforgettable setting for romance, relaxation and entertaining on a level of regal proportions. Fort Hill House includes an indoor squash court, separate wing with ballroom and expansive guest suite, a commercial-sized state-of-the-art kitchen, solarium,banquetsized dining room, verandas, terraces, balconies and much more. Approached by a circular courtyard, the manse welcomes visitors through a porte cochère to a second ci r cular cour t yard. Reached by a separate drive, an impressive 5,000+sq. ft. garage built by the present owner in 1994, closely resembles the main house. Location Lloyd Neck encompasses approximately 10 square miles and is located about 30 miles from Manhattan on the North Shore of Long Island. Many notable personalities have called it home over the past century including Marshall Field, whose estate is now Caumsett State Park with miles of equestrian and cross country ski trails. Just a few miles south, are the delightful villages of Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor boasting charming shopping districts and fine and casual dining. New York City is approximately a 50-minute commute by train or car, and airports are about 40 minutes away. History Few areas in the United States have as long and as colorful a history as Lloyd Neck. Encompassing approximately 3,000 acres and known originally as Caumsett, Loyd Neck is an emerald neck of land extending into Long Island Sound between Cold Spring and Huntington Harbors. It was originally purchased from Matinecock Native Americans in 1654 for a few pieces of clothing and some tools. In 1670, the area became the property of James Lloyd of Boston, who had his son, Henry develop the area as a manor in the English tradition, where tenants paid so much for the privilege of living and farming there. The Lloyd Manor House was built in 1711 but shortly burned down and was replaced 1714. It was occupied by Benjamin Thompson, who designed the nearby Fort Franklin that was built on the very site of the present Fort Hill House. Lloyd Manor had the unique distinction of housing the Duke of Clarence (later to become King William IV). During the Revolutionary War, Fort Franklin, perched on a bluff high above the water, was a strategic part of England’s defense of her war ships moored in Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay. Revolutionary forces tried many times to take the fort but to no avail. For centuries, cannon balls, shot and coins have been unearthed by gardeners throughout the Neck. The Lloyds forfeited the land around the fort to England’s military, and it was subsequently purchased in 1879 by Anne Coleman Alden. Alden commissioned famed architectural firm McKim, Mead & Bigelow to build her a summer residence on the site. In 1900, William John Matheson, a brilliant chemist who founded a dye and pigment company that merged with J. P. Morgan’s Allied Chemical, purchased the 330 acre estate from Mrs. Alden’s heirs. He commissioned Boring and Tilton, architects who designed the Ellis Island buildings, to create a sprawling brick and limestone structure over the McKim house in a Tudor style with castellated parapets, colonnades, and ramparts overlooking the water, paying homage to its predecessor, Fort Franklin. One remnant of both the Alden house and former fort can be seen in the quadrangle courtyard. Here, a semicircular wall formed from the original fort earthworks diplays a curved built-in seat designed by Charles McKim and a headstone taken from the pasture that pays tribute to a fallen English soldier. Matheson later added an indoor squash court, a porte cochère, ballroom, and acres of formal gardens. The present owners purchased Fort Hill in 1992 and over 3 years, meticulously rest

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Enjoy Living In Complete Luxury, Serenity And Security In This Magnificent 15, 000 Square-Foot 1999 Manor House Sequestered On 5 Lush, Gated Acres That Are Enfolded By Wrought Iron And Brick Estate Fencing.Located On A Beautiful Cul-De-Sac Country Road, This Gorgeous Georgian Mansion Welcomes Guests Up A Tree-Lined Drive And Courtyard To Its Expansive Buff Brick Facade.

14 Chestnut Hill Drive Upper Brookville NY, 11771

$6,925,000

7 Bedrooms

Single Family Sold ML# P1218602

Enjoy Living In Complete Luxury, Serenity And Security In This Magnificent 15, 000 Square-Foot 1999 Manor House Sequestered On 5 Lush, Gated Acres That Are Enfolded By Wrought Iron And Brick Estate Fencing.Located On A Beautiful Cul-De-Sac Country Road, This Gorgeous Georgian Mansion Welcomes Guests Up A Tree-Lined Drive And Courtyard To Its Expansive Buff Brick Facade.

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Spectacular New Construction On 3.25 Flat Acres. 13, 000 Sq Ft Brick Colonial Which Inclds A 5K Sf Lower Level.Extraordinary Millwork & Built-Ins.Plaster Moldings, Chefs Kitchen, Entertainment Rm & Bar, 4 Fireplaces, Master Ste W Spa Bath & His & Her Custom Walk In Closets.Finished Basement W 11' Ceilings Ht, 13 Seat Theater, Gym, Huge Play Room. Pool.Generator, Pool & Tennis Ct

18 Elmhirst Drive Old Westbury NY, 11568

$7,100,000

8 Bedrooms 7 Full Baths 3 Half Baths Sq. Ft. 13000.00:#

Single Family Sold ML# 2757831

Spectacular New Construction On 3.25 Flat Acres. 13, 000 Sq Ft Brick Colonial Which Inclds A 5K Sf Lower Level.Extraordinary Millwork & Built-Ins.Plaster Moldings, Chefs Kitchen, Entertainment Rm & Bar, 4 Fireplaces, Master Ste W Spa Bath & His & Her Custom Walk In Closets.Finished Basement W 11' Ceilings Ht, 13 Seat Theater, Gym, Huge Play Room. Pool.Generator, Pool & Tennis Ct

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Private Upper Brookville Estate
One of the last undisturbed sprawling estates and virgin tracts of land remaining on the Gold Coast. Almost 22 acres of lushgentle landscapes - the picture perfect location to create a superior private enclave for a select few of the most discerning NorthShore buyers.
Mature legacy trees and lush vegetation encircle the entire property. Surrounded by majestic grand estates, the expansiveenvirons are as notable an address as they are discreetly concealed from automobile and pedestrian traffic. The opportunity to build on this beautiful blank canvas is undeniably enticing, as a valuable piece of land to construct a homebefitting Gold Coast tradition or as a potential sub-division with 5-acre zoning in prestigious Upper Brookville.

About Upper Brookville

The property on Remsens Lane is located in the Village of Upper Brookville, a tony enclave of large private homes, within theTown of Oyster Bay in Nassau County. A 30-minute car ride into mid-town Manhattan, Upper Brookville boasts sprawlingtree-lined streets, private drives and secluded estates. Minutes from cultural, educational and shopping mecca's like AmericanManhasset, Upper Brookville is home to the exceptional Mill River Country Club, Long Island University CW Post Campus, and is in close proximity to many fine restaurants and eateries.It has been said that the village was named for the brook that at one time ran along its main road, Wolver Hollow. An interesting bit of folklore is that the village is physically lower than the surrounding areas, but resident Hope Goddard Iselin opposed the name of Lower Brookville, stating "I refuse to live in lower anything. If you must call it something, and I supposeyou must, call it Upper Brookville. Subsequently, Upper Brookville was the name that stuck.

573 Remsens Ln Upper Brookville NY, 11771

$4,000,000

5 Bedrooms 5 Full Baths

Single Family Sold ML# 2347053

Private Upper Brookville Estate One of the last undisturbed sprawling estates and virgin tracts of land remaining on the Gold Coast. Almost 22 acres of lushgentle landscapes - the picture perfect location to create a superior private enclave for a select few of the most discerning NorthShore buyers. Mature legacy trees and lush vegetation encircle the entire property. Surrounded by majestic grand estates, the expansiveenvirons are as notable an address as they are discreetly concealed from automobile and pedestrian traffic. The opportunity to build on this beautiful blank canvas is undeniably enticing, as a valuable piece of land to construct a homebefitting Gold Coast tradition or as a potential sub-division with 5-acre zoning in prestigious Upper Brookville. About Upper Brookville The property on Remsens Lane is located in the Village of Upper Brookville, a tony enclave of large private homes, within theTown of Oyster Bay in Nassau County. A 30-minute car ride into mid-town Manhattan, Upper Brookville boasts sprawlingtree-lined streets, private drives and secluded estates. Minutes from cultural, educational and shopping mecca's like AmericanManhasset, Upper Brookville is home to the exceptional Mill River Country Club, Long Island University CW Post Campus, and is in close proximity to many fine restaurants and eateries.It has been said that the village was named for the brook that at one time ran along its main road, Wolver Hollow. An interesting bit of folklore is that the village is physically lower than the surrounding areas, but resident Hope Goddard Iselin opposed the name of Lower Brookville, stating "I refuse to live in lower anything. If you must call it something, and I supposeyou must, call it Upper Brookville. Subsequently, Upper Brookville was the name that stuck.

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5 Bouton Point Rd Lloyd Harbor NY, 11743

$6,400,000

6 Bedrooms 5 Full Baths 2 Half Baths

Single Family Sold ML# 3267360

LLOYD HARBOR_VILLA MARINA. As soon as one enters through its bronze gates he will be enthralled by this magnificent new Mediterranean villa, ensconced on a gorgeous property with 400-feet of shoreline. For “Villa Marina,” designed by Granoff Architects, is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece designed by those who excel at merging elements from the past with a grand vision of the future to create extraordinary residences of exquisite style and quality. Upon entering the striking front courtyard, guests will be enthralled by the dramatic arched 2-story glass entrance, tall European-style windows, wrought iron balustrades, clay Spanish tile roofing, and decorative chimney tops. On each side of the courtyard is an attached 3-car garage and a magnificent indoor pool with barrel ceiling and many arched doors and windows. This breathtaking 2-acre property is located at the entrance of Huntington Harbor and offers panoramic vistas of Huntington Bay with the Huntington Harbor Light house twinkling in the distance. Across the rear of the manse, 2 large granite verandas (one with fireplace and TV), a patio, 2nd-floor balconies and deck provide ideal vantage points for watching the many sailboats go to and from the harbor. The interior of the home is equally impressive with high ceilings, soaring windows, gleaming hardwood floors, 5 deluxe bedrooms, 5 ½ designer baths, 4 striking fireplaces, and vintage Murano glass light fixtures. The surprising yet symbiotic use of design elements, borrowed from the early 20th Century Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles, blend seamlessly to delight the eye at every turn. Some examples are the 2-story entrance foyer’s inlaid marble floors and wrought iron filigree entrance doors and staircase balustrade. Ideal for entertaining on a grand scale, the first floor features a remarkable living room with 2-story barrel ceiling and ornate art deco moldings, a marble dual fireplace shared with the foyer, and a tremendous 2-story box bay of solid, arched windows facing the water. Open on each side of this spectacular gathering place are a den and banquet-sized dining room, each with a wall of windows and doors opening to the rear patio. A state-of-the-art eat-in kitchen with unique stone countertops and backsplash offers a huge L-shaped center island with seating, high-end stainless steel appliances that include a 6-burner gas stove, plus a large built-in TV. Two bedrooms, 2 full baths and a powder room are also on this level. The second floor offers 2 additional bedrooms sharing a full bath and a magnificent master suite featuring a lavish master bedroom with chandelier in its high domed ceiling, an art deco fireplace, and wall of arched French doors to a generous private deck. Also, accessing the deck, an opulent onyx master bath, offers a frameless-glass-enclosed shower with multiple shower heads, twin vanities, and a free-standing tub enjoying fabulous water views through a Palladian window. A full finished basement offers many possibilities for entertaining and storage. Come experience the quintessence of luxury “Gold Coast” living in this sumptuous, brand new waterfront haven on the eastern shore of Lloyd Harbor, with deeded dock rights, convenient to golf, equestrian and cross country ski trails, and the thriving shopping districts of both Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor villages.

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3 Beach Drive Huntington NY, 11743

$6,200,000

5 Bedrooms Sq. Ft. 7000.00:# Square Feet

Single Family Sold ML# 2620100

Quintessential Hamptons-Shingle/Stone Style Waterfront Home Custom Built In 2004 With Highest Level Of Quality In Design And Construction. 7000 Sqft Interior Boasts Finely Crafted Mouldings, Extraordinary Attention To Detail, Panoramic Views Of Li Sound To Ct From Most Every Room. 2.15 Acres With 235 Ft Of Water & Beach Frontage. Only 46 Miles From Nyc!

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Old Westbury. Breathtaking Custom Built Brick Colonial Sits Privately On 4 Tranquil Acres On Cul-De-Sac. This Stunning 7-Bedrooms, 7.555 Bath Home Is Ideal For Entertaining. It Includes Chef Kitchen, Intricate Work Throughout, Mahogany Library, Master Suite With His/Her Bathrooms & His/Her Dressing Rooms With Walk in Closets, in ground Pool and Tennis Court And Much More!

Saddle Ridge Road Old Westbury NY, 11568

$4,850,000

7 Bedrooms 7 Full Baths 3 Half Baths Sq. Ft. 12000.00:# Square Feet

Single Family Sold ML# P1343143

Old Westbury. Breathtaking Custom Built Brick Colonial Sits Privately On 4 Tranquil Acres On Cul-De-Sac. This Stunning 7-Bedrooms, 7.555 Bath Home Is Ideal For Entertaining. It Includes Chef Kitchen, Intricate Work Throughout, Mahogany Library, Master Suite With His/Her Bathrooms & His/Her Dressing Rooms With Walk in Closets, in ground Pool and Tennis Court And Much More!

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