luxury property with sea view for sale Fort Plain, United States

Charming year-round, two-bedroom, one bath cottage with100 feet of waterfront on the Black River. This inviting retreat offers easy stair access to the water’s edge- ideal for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and entertaining along the river. Thoughtfully updated in 2021, the home features comfortable living spaces designed for all season enjoyment. A three-season screened-in porch provides a peaceful setting to unwind, while the adjoining deck creates seamless indoor-outdoor flow for gatherings and summer evenings. A seasonal bunkhouse offers additional guest accommodations. The detached garage provides ample space for vehicles and equipment. A lean- to off from the garage, paired with a firepit, creates an additional sheltered space that enhances the outdoor experience. With Boonville Power service, nearby snowmobile trail access, and proximity to village amenities, this Black River cottage delivers convenient, year-round waterfront living.

Step into a living masterpiece where history meets modern luxury. This extraordinary 1892 Colonial Revival Victorian, designed by renowned architect Stanford White, sits on 3.3 acres with 260 feet of level lakefront, just a short stroll from the village. The impeccably restored exterior honors its historic grandeur while welcoming you with timeless elegance. Inside, a grand foyer sets the tone for refined opulence. The living room features Venetian plaster walls with gold leaf detailing, framing breathtaking lake views through beautifully restored French doors. The kitchen seamlessly blends original tin ceilings with high-end appliances, while the inviting Photos dining room showcases hand-painted walls by Chuck Gridley and a charming wood-burning fireplace. Everyday living is elevated with a thoughtfully designed mudroom and laundry room, while the study and game room offer both quiet retreat and lively entertainment. Upstairs, the restored staircase leads to a serene second floor. The primary suite offers stunning lake views and spa-like amenities, while additional bedrooms each feature unique character and en-suite baths. Designed for exceptional living and entertaining, the home includes a third-floor movie theater, a fully equipped basement gym, and a 12-car garage. Outside, meticulously landscaped grounds unfold into terraced lawns leading to a rare, restored boathouse complete with a permanent electric hoist—an exquisite finishing touch to this one-of-a-kind waterfront estate.

Ulster Landing is a storied & magnificent former Livingston estate established in the early 1800s, perched on 34 acres above the Hudson River with far-reaching views & more than half a mile of river frontage. Down a long, winding driveway lies the historic and remarkably well-preserved main house. On the 1st floor, the formal living & dining rooms have exquisite views of the river & are connected by the original arched doors. French doors line the living spaces, opening to the home's wraparound porch & overlooking the surrounding gardens & bluestone dining terrace. Inside, the deep berry-red kitchen was a painstaking collaboration between a local craftsman & the home's designer, with elaborate millwork, an AGA range, multiple restored historic pieces, & ample pantry & appliance storage. The family room, office, library- complete with built-in bookshelves & a characterful indigo Antoinette Poisson wallpaper, and full bath/powder room completes the first floor. The grand staircase twists around, meeting the second-floor landing & the best view in the house, framed by two large windows, the top of which disappears into the home's 'tower'. There are two distinct wings on the second floor - the owner's wing & the guest wing, each with its own staircase & landing. The owner's wing is home to the primary suite & a kid's suite. The primary features vaulted ceilings & large arched French doors that lead out to a balcony. An expansive dressing room with built-in closets & a fireplace and primary bath with freestanding soaking tub facing the Hudson, & an alcoved toilet & shower complete the suite. Down the hall from the primary bedroom is the colorful kid's room with striped Swedish wallpaper & a walk-in closet. The two-toned kid's bath has a claw-foot tub with a shower surround. Second-floor laundry & a large linen closet complete the owner's wing. A long balcony runs along the entire guest wing, offering access via French doors in the double guest suite & the single guest room. The double room features vaulted ceilings, an extra-large walk-in closet, & a full bath. The single room has detailed millwork & playful wallpaper, with its accompanying bathroom down the hall. The home is not short on functional yet tasteful utility spaces, with the ground-floor rooms converted into a laundry room, gardening mudroom, pantry & walk-in refrigerator, as well as significant storage space. The laundry & flower room is painted a deep ochre color, with ample built-in cabinetry, an XL utility sink, open shelving for vases, & two sets of high-capacity washers & dryers. The gardening mudroom has exposed historic brick walls & access to the surrounding herb & flower gardens, wood storage, & the exterior potting station. Ulster Landing, with its 34+ acres, possesses a particularly dynamic landscape, with several rolling wildflower meadows, centuries-old flowering trees, winding walking trails, & a pebble beach along the Hudson River. The heated gunite pool, spa, & surrounding bluestone terrace sit perched on top of a hill overlooking the river, with an outdoor shower & a concealed storage room built in below. The circa 1800s barn, with a long bay currently acting as a garage, still contains much of the property's original maintenance & horse-drawn carriage equipment. Up the driveway towards the property's entrance are the Playhouse & the Gatehouse. The Playhouse, a light-filled mid-century cabin, features a large living space, a kitchenette, a full bath, & a separate room that serves as a gym but could easily be used as a cousins' bunk room, art studio, office, or an overflow guest space. The Gatehouse is original to the property & is currently a charming one-bedroom cottage, ideal for caretakers, staff, or guests. The home is minutes from Kingston's historic district, 15 minutes from Saugerties, Rhinebeck, Red Hook, Tivoli, & the Rhinecliff Amtrak train station, a half hour from Hudson, & just over an hour & a half from New York City.

For the first time since the Gilded Age, the legendary Whitney Park in Long Lake, New York, is being offered for acquisition—a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to steward one of the most significant privately held estates in the United States. Encompassing a breathtaking 36,486 acres in the heart of the Adirondacks, this storied landscape is more than 2.5 times the size of Manhattan, offering a rare blend of legacy, scale, and unspoiled wilderness. Established in 1897 by William Collins Whitney, esteemed financier and former U.S. Secretary of the Navy, the estate remained under the careful stewardship of the Whitney family, and recently John Hendrickson, for more than a century. Today, its pristine terrain is a magnificent mosaic of crystal-clear lakes and ponds, winding streams, old-growth forests, and mountain vistas—all protected within the bounds of New York’s Adirondack Park. More than 80 miles of private roads and 100 miles of trails traverse the land, connecting a remarkable array of natural features and architectural gems. At its core are two historic Adirondack Great Camps, both embodying the timeless architectural style that defines the region: Camp Deerlands, constructed in 1915 on the eastern shore of Little Forked Lake, stands eight miles from the gatehouse entrance. Painted in classic Adirondack blue with white trim and yellow window boxes, this estate compound includes seven fireplaces, a six-stall garage, and charming caretaker quarters. A perfectly pitched Adirondack-style A-frame rests at the lake’s edge, accompanied by a traditional boathouse, a screened lakeside gazebo, and a tennis court—set on a mostly cleared 14-acre parcel, offering privacy and lakeside elegance. Camp Togus, built in 1949, is perched on Forked Lake and offers equally striking water and mountain views, continuing the Great Camp tradition of rustic refinement. Scattered across the estate are additional legacy structures, including guest houses, barns, garages, a classic boathouse, and a collection of charming hunting and fishing cabins that subtly connect the land from Little Forked Lake to Salmon Lake. Among them is an Adirondack trapper’s cabin tucked along the shores of Salmon Lake—once a beloved retreat for the Whitney family and their guests, who ventured there for some of the region’s finest lake trout fishing. Over the decades, the estate welcomed statesmen, conservationists, and visionaries seeking solace in its natural beauty. The influence of Whitney Park reaches beyond its borders, having quietly shaped conversations about preservation, purpose, and American wilderness for generations. To own Whitney Park is to join a legacy of American visionaries—those who recognized the rare power of land, privacy, and purpose. More than a property, this is a living inheritance of land and legacy, a sanctuary in one of America’s most iconic conservation regions. In a world increasingly defined by environmental uncertainty and the search for clean air, fresh water, and meaningful solitude, Whitney Park stands alone. It offers an unmatched opportunity to own not just land, but legacy. This is the rarest of luxuries: a private wilderness of scale, silence, and permanence. Despite its extraordinary scale and untamed beauty, Whitney Park remains remarkably accessible—within driving distance of Albany, New York City, Boston, Montreal, and near private airstrips for seamless arrival by air. Its well-established infrastructure supports gracious accommodations and operational ease, while select areas offer potential for thoughtful future development, further enhancing the estate’s enduring value and character. Whether preserved as a personal sanctuary, entrusted to conservation, lightly developed or thoughtfully reimagined for future generations, Whitney Park is a singular offering—a place where nature, history, and heritage converge, awaiting its next visionary steward.

Pristine and lovingly restored cottage with 138' of private lakefront and unparalleled views of Owasco Lake. This special property nestled on 2/3 of an acre in a private neighborhood of seasonal and year-round homes offers an exceptional retreat experience; cottage in near perfect condition, expansive shale beach with lakeside storage and dock, multiple decks, and classic 3 seasons porch. This charming 3 bedroom one bath bungalow features wood floors and traditional knotty Pine walls and ceilings throughout. The open floor plan offers an updated kitchen with breakfast bar, Great room with wood burning fireplace, first floor laundry, custom-built kitchen prep area and pantry, and the aforementioned screened in porch (a spot no one wants to ever leave). Although, considered seasonal, this vacation home is insulated with propane heat to prolong use for much of the year. The waterfront beach accessed by well-built stairs hosts a dock and lakeside boathouse great for storing kayaks, chairs, and all the play toys needed for the beach. Two sheds are topside and provide convenient storage for everything else. Exterior entertaining for large parties is effortless on the two attached decks and grassy yard with mature trees. Additionally, parking is available to accommodate up to 6 vehicles. This lovely property is truly an uncommon destination to enjoy lakeside living in at its best; all the hard work has been done, vacation awaits.

Set on 2.5 scenic acres along Walton Brook, this charming three-bedroom, two-bath home offers a peaceful Adirondack setting with the rare benefit of two separate parcels. Walton Brook flows between the parcels before joining the Ausable River, creating a beautiful natural boundary and soothing waterfront backdrop. The additional parcel on the opposite side of the brook is buildable, offering exciting potential for expansion, a guest house, or future investment. Enjoy views of the Ausable River and surrounding mountains from the front porch, while the property itself features established perennial gardens and raised beds, a spacious barn, and an attached garage. Inside, a striking stone fireplace anchors the living space, and a three-season porch provides the perfect place to relax and take in the natural surroundings. Despite the tranquil setting, the home is just minutes from local restaurants and shops, making it an ideal year-round residence, vacation getaway, or investment opportunity in the heart of the Adirondacks.

Quintessential waterfront cottage with 66 ft of level private frontage, one of a kind stone boathouse and terrace; situated on 2/3 of an acre on the east side of Cayuga Lake. This 2 bedroom one bath vintage cottage is a visit back in time; summers spent at camp. This easily accessible bungalow offers up a cozy Great room / kitchen combo (with antique wood stove), large covered 3 seasons porch, 2 good sized bedrooms and bath. The exterior spaces include an attached lakeside deck, vast grassy yard that stretches from the shoreline across the lane and beyond, carved stone waterfront deck, and functioning stone boathouse (lightly used stored boat conveys) with sundeck above. This charming property, surrounded by newly constructed year-round homes, and served by public water and sewer, can certainly be enjoyed as a generational getaway for many years to come or given the sheer size of the lot; offers buyers the opportunity to build a new home or additional structures. Positioned just outside Union Springs, this location is conveniently minutes away from Aurora, and within 30 minutes to both Ithaca and Skaneateles; towns with vibrant restaurants, shopping and vacation activities. Cayuga Lake, the longest of the Finger Lakes, and second largest, is known for its wonderful boating and fishing, and access through the Erie Canal to other major waterways.

Nothing quite prepares you for that first quiet moment, walking down to the dock as the early morning sun begins to rise, its warmth gently breaking through the cool air. The day awakens slowly here. Loons call to one another across the water, and the soft rhythm of waves brushing against granite shoreline and towering trees sets a pace all its own. Life in the Thousand Islands isn't for everyone. It's for those who truly understand the value of natural beauty-the ever-changing sky, the brilliance of a clear summer day, and sunsets that feel almost unreal. It's for those who cherish evening boat rides, refreshing morning swims, laughter shared around a picnic table, and the simple joy of a homemade meal outdoors. Fishing, water sports, and moments that become lifelong memories-this is where they happen. For those who appreciate it, this place doesn't just impress-it stays with you. Dumfounder Island is one of the area's true hidden gems. Located less than ten minutes from the marina, you can leave the mainland behind and arrive at your private dock in minutes. The existing cottages are captivating in their simplicity, modest, authentic, and perfectly positioned to take in everything the island offers. There is space here. Space to explore, to expand, or simply to preserve what has been loved for generations. Whether you envision building more or keeping it just as it is, this island offers something increasingly rare: a sense of permanence, of legacy. This is more than a property-it's a place your family returns to, year after year. Come experience a sunrise. Stay for a sunset. And discover whether this is where your story belongs.

A legacy of creativity on South Mountain Road. Brook House. Not just a residence, but an important chapter of local, American history. Nestled within the legendary South Mountain Road artist community, this 5+ acre compound offers total privacy and is a rare combination of 19th-century architecture and a 20th-century avant-garde soul. For over a century, Brook House has been a sanctuary for world-renowned creators. It has seen only four owners in the last 110 years, serving as a testament to its enduring appeal. Kurt Weill & Lotte Lenya, the celebrated composer and singer lived here for over 30 years. It was within these walls that the sounds of The Three Penny Opera - Mack the Knife and Alabama Song echoed. Rollo Peters, a prior owner, was a prominent American stage actor, director, and best remembered as a co-founder of the Theater Guild. Current owners of Brook House for the last 33 years have completed a masterful restoration of the property and structures and seamlessly blended mid-19th-century charm with modern structural integrity. They worked with a NYC based interior designer extraordinaire, Gail Jacobs, who liked the provenance of the property and designed homes of other musical luminaries, including Leonard Bernstein's apartment at the Dakota in NYC. Gail worked thru the years collecting the right pieces locally and abroad, to fit perfectly into Brook House. Her curated collection can be purchased separately. Many of the light fixtures are Gail's favorite, Ann-Morris, New York, and antique holophane style lighting. The home boasts ancient hand-hewn beams and breathtaking old boulders/stones, that make up some of the interior & exterior walls of the home and property. The main house boasts 4 fireplaces. Mantels include 19th century wooden design and a c. Louis XV style French limestone mantel. The interior features tall ceilings in the living room with wide white oak floor boards, tray ceiling, and French doors that go out to the garden. The layout of the MAIN home includes 7–8 rooms, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The guest house and outbuildings give an estate like feeling the minute one drives thru the gate. The property is zoned as a legal two-family, offering versatility for guests, a creative studio, or rental income. It features a fireplace in the living room, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a walk-out lower-level den. There's also an oversized garage currently utilized as a workshop, and additional outbuildings include an old brick potting shed, a large garden shed, chicken coop and artisan well that continually flows. The 5+ acre parcel is a private arboretum of flowering gardens, ancient stone walls, and rolling fields. A highlight of the property is the rebuilt, arch-supported stone bridge spanning the west branch of the Hackensack River, which flows directly through the property. The South Mountain Road artist community is surrounded by the legacy of neighbors like playwright Maxwell Anderson, artist/architect/potter, Henry Varnum Poor, sculptor John Mowbray-Clark & painter Arthur B Davies, who financed their properties (on S Mountain Rd) to fund the groundbreaking show at the Armory on Park Avenue in NYC, in 1913. This show dramatically changed the American Art scene to be akin to European trends. Other influential residents thru the years included Burgess Meredith, Adolf Zucker, head of Paramount Studios, John Huston, and many early writers for television shows, Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall, and others! Brook House is surrounded by 8 acres of West Branch Conservation Land Trust, donated by Lotte Lenya, when she owned the property. It borders the 91-acre Davenport Preserve ensuring permanent privacy and a connection to nature. High Tor State Park is minutes away, offering hiking trails and panoramic views of the NYC skyline. Local amenities include a working farm at the west end of the road and the 18-hole Paramount Country Club golf course.

Perfectly positioned amid the storied islands of the St. Lawrence, just a gentle breeze from the beloved Bateau Channel between Kingston and Gananoque, Orkney Island offers an effortlessly timeless escape. This enchanting century cottage and its accompanying outbuildings sit remarkably close to shore — close enough to boat into town for fresh groceries, waterfront dining, or an evening stroll before returning to the quiet rhythm of island life. Here, life slows beautifully. Swim from the dock at sunrise, linger over long sunset evenings, and reconnect with nature in its purest form. Eagles soar overhead, the water laps softly against the shoreline, and every moment feels suspended in another era. A rare opportunity to step back in time while embracing what matters most: family, friends, and the simple luxury of being together. Welcome to Orkney Island.

Nestled on one of Eastern Ontario’s most stunning yet largely undiscovered lakes, 108 Killenbeck Lane offers the perfect blend of tranquillity and accessibility. This quaint year-round retreat features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, making it an ideal sanctuary for those seeking a simpler, relaxed lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. Accessed via a private laneway shared with only a small number of owners, the property provides both privacy and a welcoming community feel. Enjoy exceptional fishing, boating, and swimming along a gentle shoreline that invites leisurely afternoons on the water. The lake is suitable for a small boat, perfect for exploring or simply soaking in the serene surroundings. Despite its peaceful setting, the home is conveniently located within 15 minutes of groceries and restaurants, and just 20 minutes north of Highway 401, ensuring easy connectivity for both everyday needs and weekend adventures. Whether you’re unwinding on the deck, casting a line, or taking a refreshing dip, this property embodies the essence of laid-back lakeside living while offering year-round comfort and accessibility. 108 Killenbeck Lane is more than a cottage; it’s a gateway to a lifestyle defined by relaxation, natural beauty, and understated elegance — a rare find in Eastern Ontario’s lakeside market.

Coming Soon! On Market Date: 5/14/2026 Gurnee’s Horse Stable — a rare and romantic 19th-century vernacular treasure—offers privacy, history, and sweeping views of the Hudson River. Set behind a fenced approach with an electronic gate and framed by original stone piers, this distinctive property unfolds into a serene, garden-filled retreat. Two structures anchor the grounds, surrounded by a picturesque landscape of winding pathways, lush planting beds, and curated flora that create both beauty and seclusion. The main residence—once the stable—spans two stories and is rich in character. At its center is an intimate great room featuring terra cotta-style floors, a brick fireplace, and multiple French doors that invite in natural light and garden views—truly the heart of the home. A spacious eat-in kitchen opens to a deck overlooking the river, with a spiral staircase leading to a rooftop deck—an exceptional vantage point for enjoying the Hudson’s changing light and seasons. The first floor also includes a flexible bedroom or den and a full bath. Upstairs, three additional rooms and two baths provide comfortable accommodations. T he detached two-car garage features a finished upper level complete with a studio and full bath, ideal for guests, creative space, or a home office. Located just moments from the vibrant village of Nyack, nearby parks, and riverfront access, the home is also steeped in artistic legacy. Renowned painter Edward Hopper grew up just around the corner, and his iconic work The Lee Shore is said to be inspired by a nearby riverside home. A truly special offering—timeless, evocative, and unlike anything else. Nothing compares to Gurnee’s Stable.

The Stable, AKA Wagner House, has a rich history and served as a barn for 5 or 6 horses from the 1830s, for many years, and later as a hat factory. In 1891, Mr. Wagner bought the barn and remodeled it to be the fine residence it is today. The home also opened its doors to the public in the late 20th century, early 21st, as a Bed and Breakfast. Accordingly, its former owner installed a large bronze sculpture of a thoroughbred racehorse on the front lawn, as a nod to its equestrian past! Today, this gracious late 19th century home, sits proudly on a knoll, behind an old sandstone wall, with extraordinary views of the Hudson River in front and a 10+ mile nature trail - old rail trail, in the rear. Conveniently located between Piermont and Nyack, there are many marinas, restaurants and shops close by. The Stable is approximately 3,000sf on three levels with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Architectural details are late 19th century style moldings, doors and floors, including wide board pine floors, 3 wood burning fireplaces, its many doors & windows and even a greenhouse, brings light inside the home much of the day. It also offers 2 sun porches/rooms and 2 outdoor porches. Walkout lower-level features massive sandstone walls with tall ceilings and a recreation room with bath. Its lower level is above grade and features an extraordinary sandstone foundation with huge sandstone blocks and flooring with tall ceilings . It's quite a substantial space. Transportation to NYC is close by, with the Tarrytown train station/Grand Central, only 12 minutes away, and the bus to NYC can be hailed right in front of the property. Nothing compares to The Stable! Also available for rent at $7,500.00/month. See MLS#889039

First time on market - right on the Hudson River! The historic Tappan Zee Sail & Ice Yacht Club (c. 1883) is available, after undergoing a professional gut renovation, featuring walls of glass facing the Hudson River, exposed brick walls, and chic finishes and features. This 2,600 sq. ft. home perfectly balances its storied past with modern luxury. The Design is three levels of light-filled living space, featuring floor-to-ceiling walls of glass that frame panoramic river views. The Layout is three spacious bedrooms and three and one-half designer baths, including a walk-out lower level that leads directly to a professionally landscaped yard offering much privacy. This waterfront property is si tuated safely above the water level, and the property boasts a rare, private, rocky and sandy beachfront—once the starting line for 19th-century ice sailing races! Its location is j ust 35 minutes from NYC, yet worlds away. Enjoy a scenic walk to the vibrant shops and dining of both Piermont and Nyack. Nothing Compares to waterfront living!

5,500sqft 6 Bedrooms and 4 Bathrooms, 145ft of Hudson River frontage with 560’ riparian rights. A rare and irreplaceable Hudson River estate in the coveted village of Grandview-on-Hudson, offering panoramic riverfront views, private water access, and a level of restoration rarely seen in today’s market. Comprising two parcels—including direct river frontage with dock permit—this exceptional residence underwent a complete, no-expense-spared restoration from 2013 to 2015, seamlessly blending historic architectural integrity with modern luxury infrastructure. The home was fully reimagined from the foundation up, including structural reframing, new mechanical systems, and meticulous restoration of original details such as plaster moldings, fireplaces, and hardwood flooring. Every element reflects craftsmanship and precision. Designed for both comfort and entertaining, the residence features a state-of-the-art chef’s kitchen with premium appliances, radiant heated floors, elevator access to all levels, and ADA-compliant guest accommodations. The outdoor experience is equally extraordinary, highlighted by a 75-foot heated, all-season lap pool with retractable cover, spa, and a fully equipped cabana—set against sweeping river views. A covered porch with gas lanterns and integrated heating allows for year-round enjoyment. Smart home integration includes a Crestron-controlled audio-visual system, full-house generator, advanced drainage systems, and comprehensive network infrastructure. This is a once-in-a-generation offering—where historic charm, modern engineering, and waterfront lifestyle converge in one of the Hudson Valley’s most charming and sought-after enclaves. Property Overview • Two parcels: • 216 River Road – direct Hudson River frontage • 217 River Road – access to linear park • Full restoration completed: 2013–2015 ⸻ STRUCTURAL & EXTERIOR • New / restored foundation • Entire home fully reframed • New roof with Yankee gutters and soffits • All new windows and storm systems • Universal drainage system with engineered seepage pit tied to county system • Covered porch with gas lanterns and built-in electric heaters • Large storage area beneath porch ⸻ INTERIOR RESTORATION • Original plaster moldings fully restored • All flooring restored throughout • 5 fireplaces completely rebuilt: • Flues • Mantels • Hearths • Full insulation (walls, floors, ceilings) with sound attenuation ⸻ MECHANICAL SYSTEMS • All new electrical systems • New gas and water service • New HVAC (heating + central air) • Radiant heated floors: • Kitchen • Bathrooms • Mudroom • 70KW natural gas generator with automatic transfer switch • Central vacuum (all floors) ⸻ KITCHEN & APPLIANCES Fully modernized chef’s kitchen featuring: • Miele built-in coffee system • Miele convection oven • Advantium microwave/convection oven • Le Cornue gas range with matching hood • Two Bosch dishwashers • Wet bar + ice maker ⸻ TECHNOLOGY & SMART HOME • Crestron integrated AV system • Whole-house wired + wireless network • Dual independent fire & smoke systems with central monitoring ⸻ ACCESSIBILITY & FUNCTIONALITY • Elevator servicing all 3 levels • ADA-compliant egress and guest quarters ⸻ OUTDOOR LIVING & AMENITIES • 75’ x 16’ heated all-season lap pool • Retractable cover • 12’ x 6’ spa • Full cabana with: • Bathroom • Shower • Kitchenette • Storage ⸻ WATERFRONT FEATURES • Direct Hudson River frontage • Dock permit in place

Private resort-style estate set on 6.5 gated acres. Surrounded by lush landscaping, a tranquil private lake, and a picturesque bridge approach, this extraordinary 9-bedroom residence offers over 18,000 sq. ft. of refined living space with exceptional architectural detail, timeless millwork, and elegant interiors with a warm and inviting feel throughout. Designed for luxury living and entertaining, the estate features a private wellness retreat with indoor pool, professionally lit tennis court, climate-controlled 6-car garage, private apartment within the main residence, and a separate carriage house ideal for extended living or a sophisticated home office. A one-of-a-kind estate combining privacy, serenity, and the feeling of a truly private retreat while still providing close, convenient access to Manhattan.

Welcome to a distinguished waterfront residence in the prestigious village of Kings Point, offering expansive, unobstructed views across Manhasset Bay and an exceptional opportunity to experience the Gold Coast lifestyle at its finest. Privately set behind mature, manicured landscaping, this stately estate embodies timeless elegance, scale, and sophistication. The home’s classic architecture is highlighted by a grand columned portico, upper-level balcony, and a beautifully balanced facade that creates a striking arrival experience. Spanning approximately 5,500 square feet, the residence is defined by gracious proportions, refined details, and a layout designed for both formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living. Sun-filled interiors showcase oversized windows that frame the home’s sweeping water views, while a series of elegant living and dining spaces flow seamlessly throughout. French doors open to inviting outdoor patios, creating a natural extension of the interior and offering the perfect setting for entertaining against a serene waterfront backdrop. The second level features five well-appointed bedrooms, including a tranquil primary suite positioned to capture elevated views of Manhasset Bay. The home is complemented by seven bathrooms (four full and three half), thoughtfully designed to accommodate both residents and guests. A full attic provides additional space with endless potential for customization. The property’s lush grounds offer privacy and tranquility, with manicured hedges, mature plantings, and multiple outdoor seating areas designed to embrace the surrounding natural beauty and water views. Ideally located within one of Long Island’s most coveted waterfront communities, this exceptional offering is moments from marinas, parks, and the refined amenities of the North Shore. A rare and compelling opportunity to own a classic estate with enduring character, remarkable scale, and breathtaking water views in an unparalleled setting.