luxury properties for sale Essex County, United States (page 2)

This 1870 Cyrus Field Victorian home located in prestigious Ardsley Park, offers many wonderful features to accommodate today's work from home lifestyle. This home sits on nearly an acre of private property with six bedrooms, five fireplaces, high ceilings and a beautiful wrap around porch perfect for viewing the sunsets or entertaining. Also enjoy the additional 1,568 sq-ft detached two-story guest cottage which offers living room, kitchen, powder room, laundry and an upstairs spacious master bedroom with full bath. Located within walking distance to the Old Croton Aqueduct, the Ardsley-on-Hudson train station with a 38-minute express commute to NYC and easy access to both Dobbs Ferry and Irvington Villages where you can enjoy the restaurants and shops. Enjoy living the life in the Rivertowns. Pre-Approval or proof of funds is Required by Sellers for All Showings.

Located in the highly desirable town of Irvington-on-Hudson, this stunning home offers the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and privacy. With its prime location just steps away from the village, train station, shops, schools, trails, parks and marina this property is a true gem. As you step inside, you will be greeted by a bright and spacious interior, with modern features and designer touches throughout. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream, with stone countertops and high-end stainless steel appliances. The open concept layout flows seamlessly into the dining area and family room, creating the perfect space for entertaining or relaxing by the cozy wood-burning fireplace. The main level also includes an ensuite bedroom/office, oversized mudroom, and 2-car garage. Upstairs, the primary bedroom suite is a true retreat, with a fireplace, 2 walk-in closets, and a luxurious spa-like bathroom. Three additional bedrooms, an office, and a large rec room complete the second level. Outside, the home is surrounded by lush trees on a rare 0.5 acre lot, offering unparalleled privacy. French doors open to a large deck overlooking the yard, perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The walkout lower level is ready to be finished, offering endless possibilities for customization. Don't miss the chance to make this exceptional property your own and enjoy all that Irvington-on-Hudson has to offer. Visit today and experience the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and charm in this like-new home.

Nestled in the scenic Hartshorn section of Short Hills, this 2018 bespoke 7 bedroom residence emerges as a beacon of luxury and architectural elegance. The first level is highlighted by a soaring entry foyer, two bedrooms/offices, a chef-inspired dream kitchen that seamlessly transitions into a magnificent family room, and direct access to the sumptuous backyard. Upstairs, four ensuite bedrooms include a resplendent primary suite, with vaulted ceiling, cozy gas fireplace, two custom boutique-inspired dressing rooms and luxurious spa-like bath with heated floors. The lower level is just as impressive, with a bedroom suite, recreation room, inspiring exercise room and exhilarating home theater. Outside, an expansive patio with motorized awning sets the stage for al fresco entertaining, overlooking a spectacular heated saltwater pool and picturesque flat lawn with lush specimen plantings, inviting tranquility and outdoor fun. Long Hill Drive To Dorset Lane

The Stetson residence in prestigious Llewellyn Park, the home of famous sports figures and movie stars, is available for its next lucky owners. This incredible home boasts solid brick construction, Vermont slate roof and lovely mature grounds guaranteeing a peaceful atmosphere inside and out. The impressive exterior is matched with impressive public rooms on the main floor as well as a 3rd floor gym and entertainment room with 4 luxurious bedrooms, sitting rooms, 5 full and 2 1/2 baths, and a stately paneled den. A house of this stature rarely is listed for the discerning buyer. Come for a visit to see the first private gated community in the country where Thomas Edison called home.