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Full details for 5 Bedroom Single Family Residence For Sale in Palisades, New York

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Description

MOON RIVER, a Hudson River-accessed estate located in greatly esteemed Snedens Landing. One of the few magnificent Snedens houses designed by White House Oval Office architect, Eric Gugler with Mrs. Mary Tonnetti, contractor, circa 1930. Sited on 1.4 acres with Hudson views and 50' river accessed property features steps to the sandy beach, deep in-ground concrete pool with loggia, screen gazebo and flagstone terraces. The baronial salon/dining room measures 32' x 18' with an antique European marble fireplace, 15+' beamed, overlapping wide-board ceiling, five sets of 10' casement French doors overlook two porches. One, a 33' x 14' antique glass enclosed conservatory comprised of French doors and another screened with massive columns and a 13' skylit ceiling. Main house features three floors with a central, spiral staircase constructed of hand-hewn solid chestnut steps. The original house features 3 bedrooms, one of which is outsized with an antique marble fireplace and a separate sitting area and bath. The more recently constructed primary bedroom wing addition features a vaulted skylit ceiling and en-suite two person private bath, walk-in California closets, plus a second bedroom with its own bath. This home has 4-5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths and features a detached, two-car garage. Snedens Landing is steeped in theater tradition, beginning with when great late stage actress Katherine Cornell moved here and brought her theater friends with her, creating a true artist's colony. That tradition continues to today. Conveniently located just 10 miles north of the George Washington Bridge, it's a delightful commute from Manhattan. Note: Access to the Hudson River is via a deeded right-of-way. Back to listing