Ibi ayaworan kan ti o ni iwọn nla, ile ibugbe Herbert C. Pell ti tẹlẹ duro laarin awọn ile ti o ni ibamuyẹ julọ ni Tuxedo Park - ọkan ninu awọn diẹ ti o wa ni ipo giga pẹlu awọn iwoye adagun ati montagne ti o ni irisi panoramiki si Gusu, Ila-oorun, ati Iwọ-oorun. Ti a ṣe ni ipari awọn ọdun 1890 nipasẹ onimọ-ẹrọ William A. Bates, iṣẹ-ọnà yii gaghị kuro ni ipilẹ okuta abinibi, ti eto rẹ han bi ẹni pe o bori ni adayeba lati inu oke bi ẹri si imọ-ẹrọ ati iṣẹ-ọnà. Àpò-tẹ́lè ti ṣe àtọ́ka ni kalẹ̀, àti iṣẹ ogbin ti a ṣe ni ọwọ ṣẹda ita ti ẹwa ti o tẹnumọ ati iṣẹ-ọnà to pẹ. Awọn alaye Neoclassical, Georgian, Queene Anne ati Greek Revival ti iboju yi, bakanna pẹlu awọn rooflines Dutch-gambrel, ṣẹda ile ti o ni ifamọra laisi akoko ni Tuxedo Park idanilaraya. Ninu, ile naa jẹ ib balanced laarin iye nla ati itunu, ti o jẹ ki o dara fun ayẹyẹ to tobi gẹgẹbi o ṣe pataki fun igbesi aye ojoojumọ ti o ni ẹwa. Ọna abawọle osan ati awọn ibò-oke to gbooro bẹrẹ awọn yara ti o ni ogiri giga ti o kun fun imọlẹ adayeba ati awọn iwoye miiran lori Tuxedo Lake. Yara gbowolori octagonal pẹlu iṣẹ ogbin ti nira ati awọn ferese nla n ṣafikun awọn aaye osan, nigba ti ile-ijoko ikole ti o tunṣe pẹlu ilẹ-igi o ṣẹda ina ina ati iwọn to dara fun awọn ipade mejeeji ti o yẹ ati ti o tobi. Mejeeji yara na ṣii si ọpá to gbooro, ti a bo ti o fa agbegbe ibi ti o wa ni ita lati gba awọn iwoye ti o mu aqas ti Tuxedo Lake ti n sootọ ni isalẹ, labẹ oorun ati ìmọ́lẹ́. Ni gbogbo ile naa, awọn ina kọnkiri mẹfa ni a rii arin rẹ pẹlu itura ati ifẹ si iṣẹ-ọnà. Igbà gangan ni ipele akọkọ ni adiro ati ile-ikawe ti a ṣe ni ọlọrọ pẹlu shelf ọti, shelving iwe ti a ṣe ni inu, ati awọn ferese ti o tobi. Ipele keji nfunni ni awọn yàrá mẹrin ti o gbooro, diẹ ninu pẹlu iwoye adagun tabi oju awọn oke-nla, awọn ina kọnkiri ati awọn iwadi inu to nlo. Igbimọ akọkọ nfunni ni awọn iwoye ti o tayọ, ibi itọju ẹwu, ọwọn-iyẹfun, ati iwadi inu. Ipele oke ti a tunṣe ni apakan naa ni ifamọra lati ṣe adani gẹgẹbi awọn ile-iṣẹ, yara ere, awọn yara adaṣe, tabi ile alejo, nibi tun pẹlu awọn iwoye ayaworan ti o tayọ. Ipele isalẹ ti o jẹ kọja si ita n mu irọrun pọ si pẹlu ọfiisi aladani, adiro igba ooru, yara idaraya, iwadi pipe, ọpá mẹta, ati yara ọti ti o ni iṣakoso oju-ọjọ. Ti a ṣe lori iwọn 1.5 acres, ohun-ini naa ni awọn lawns ti a tẹnti, ati awọn ọna ọgba okuta. Awọn igi to dagba, awọn ewé abinibi, ati apẹrẹ to gbooro ṣe idaniloju asiri ati ẹwa ni gbogbo akoko. Ti wa ni ipo ni aarin itanjẹ, Tuxedo Park ti o ni aabo wakati 24 - o fẹrẹ to wakati kan lati ilu New York - ile ayaworan yi jẹ apẹẹrẹ ti ipilẹṣẹ ayaworan ti agbegbe ati igbesi aye ni eti adagun, nfunni ni apapo alailẹgbẹ ti ipo didara, ipilẹṣẹ ayaworan ati ibugbe itunu, ti o ni imisi.

An architectural tour-de-force with commanding siting, the former Herbert C. Pell residence stands among the most distinguished homes in Tuxedo Park - one of few positioned at high elevation with panoramic lake and mountain views to the South, East, and West. Designed in the late 1890s by architect William A. Bates, this masterpiece rises from a monolithic, native stone foundation, its structure appearing to emerge naturally from the hillside as a testament to engineering and artistry. Finely laid brick and hand-crafted millwork form an exterior of remarkable beauty and enduring craftsmanship. The facade’s Neoclassical, Georgian, Queene Anne and Greek Revival details along with the Dutch-gambrel rooflines, create a residence of timeless appeal in the classic Tuxedo Park vernacular. Inside, the home is balanced between grandeur and comfort, making it as ideal for entertaining on a grand scale as it is for refined daily living. A formal entry and sweeping staircase introduce high-ceilinged rooms filled with natural light and long views over Tuxedo Lake. A columned octagonal living room with intricate millwork and large windows anchor the formal spaces, while the restored oak-paneled dining room features a wood-burning fireplace and generous scale for gatherings both intimate and large. Both rooms open to an elevated, covered porch that extends the living area outside to embrace breathtaking vistas with Tuxedo Lake shimmering below, under sunrise and sunset. Throughout the home, six distinctive fireplaces punctuate the interiors with warmth and architectural interest. Rounding out the main level are the kitchen and the richly appointed library with bar shelving, built-in book shelving, and oversized windows. The second floor offers five spacious bedrooms, some with striking lake or mountain views, fireplaces and en-suite baths. The primary suite offers exceptional views, fireplace, dressing room, walk-in-closet and ensuite bath. The partially renovated top floor invites customization as studios, playroom, exercise rooms, or guest suite, here also with outstanding scenic views. A walk-out lower level enhances versatility with a private office, summer kitchen, recreation room, full bath, three-season porch, and a climate-controlled wine room. Set on approximately 1.5 acres, the property features terraced lawns, and stone garden pathways. Mature trees, native plantings, and the elevated topography ensure privacy and scenic beauty in every season. Perfectly situated in the heart of historic, 24-hour-guarded Tuxedo Park - just about one hour from New York City - this landmark residence embodies the community’s architectural legacy and lakeside lifestyle, offering a rare combination of premium location, architectural provenance and comfortable, inspired living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC