Historic Westchester Home And Gardens 1700s

Symmetrical columned colonial estate (circa 1760, with additions up to 1850) featuring mural foyer with sightlines, circular gravel drive, formal English parterre garden, rear entertaining patios with iron and wicker furniture and umbrellas, and separate carriage house staging structure. Featured on the New Castle Historical Society House Tour (2025). • Mural foyer — full-length hand-painted landscape murals lining a wide central hall with boxed beam ceiling with moulding and central stair axis • Sculpted boxwood seat niche — a fully enclosed hedged alcove with stone bench, rare and extremely cinematic • Formal English parterre garden with clipped boxwood beds and brick paths, currently at peak bloom • Symmetrical columned colonial façade with circular gravel drive and stone wall entry sequence • Library with floor-to-ceiling semi-gloss green painted built-ins, boxed beam ceiling, vintage Louis Vuitton trunk, and wet bar • Kitchen with walnut island with furniture-grade varnished top, professional range, and French doors to patios • Dining room with original brick fireplace, Chippendale chairs, and French doors opening to the front porch • Rear entertaining patios with vintage iron and wicker furniture, fire pit, and layered dry-stack stone walls • Weeping blue atlas cedars and weeping hemlock on the rear lawn • Separate carriage house available for equipment and crew support