Palm Springs Mid-Century. This extraordinary home can be sold turn key where one can lavish in luxury and the Tuxedo Park lifestyle, in a tranquil setting with beautiful gardens overlooking Tuxedo Lake. Built in the late 19th century, this stone ice house was converted and expanded to a mid-century home in 1950s, and was once part of the Henry W. Poor estate, situated on 2.7 acres of the estate's lavish and well-appointed property.
Today, this home has been completely restored and renovated by it's owner/designer whose work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Wall Street Journal and Cottages and Gardens magazine, to name a few. The home's clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, reflect the tranquillity and simplicity of the Hudson Valley and Tuxedo Park.
It features soaring celings with floor to ceiling windows, stone walls with intricate parging or laying of plaster over the interior stone walls. Simple materials were sourced, including, wood, brick and stone work, metals and lots of glass everywhere. New kitchen and 2.5 baths were added too. The home can be sold mostly furnished for an additional fee.
This Palm Spring mid-century style home features extraordinary garden appointments collected for the co founder of the Standard & Poor Index, including massive Serian urns, Edo Period tall Japanese Pagoda Lanterns, period steps with balustrades. Old concrete benches, planters and bird feeders. Tranquil garden pathways using herringbone pattern brickwork, allie of Linden trees and much more.
Unique opportunity and only 55 minutes from Manhattan and on the train line. Find your one of one - Palm Springs Mid Century!