Palm Springs Mid-Century at Makasaysayang Tuxedo Park: Isang pambihirang alok, ang napakagandang naipagpabakong mid-century na tirahan na ito ay pinagsasama ang walang hanggang alindog ng disenyo ng Palm Springs at ang kwentong kagandahan ng Tuxedo Park. Orihinal na itinayo noong huling bahagi ng ika-19 na siglo bilang isang bahay yelo na gawa sa bato sa estate ni Henry W. Poor, ang tahanang ito ay naging isang kapansin-pansing mid-century modern retreat noong dekada 1950. Ngayon, ito ay ganap na naisip muli at maingat na naireporma ng may-ari/designer nito—na ang mga gawa ay itinampok sa Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, at Cottages & Gardens, bukod sa iba pa.

Nakatayo sa 2.7 ektarya ng luntiang, maayos na lupain na may tanawin ng Tuxedo Lake, ang tahanan ay nag-aalok ng tahimik na pagtakas na 55 minuto lamang mula sa Manhattan—na may access sa tren para sa karagdagang kaginhawahan. Ang mga malinis na linya, minimalist na estetika, at seamless na pagsasama ng loob at labas ay umaakit sa espiritu ng parehong Hudson Valley at Southern California modernism.

Sa loob, makikita ang mataas na kisame, pader na bintana mula sahig hanggang kisame, at magandang naipagpabakong batong gawa na may detalyadong parging (plasterwork sa ibabaw ng bato). Ang mga likas na materyales—kahoy, ladrilyo, bato, metal, at salamin—ay expertly na ginamit sa buong lugar upang lumikha ng isang mainit, moderno, at organikong kapaligiran. Isang bagong designer na kusina at 2.5 marangyang banyo ang nagpapatibay sa pagiging kapaki-pakinabang at alindog ng tahanan.

Ang tirahan ay maaaring ialok ng turn-key, na may mga muwebles na available sa karagdagang gastos.

Ang mga Lupain: Ang mga hardin ay isang curated masterpiece, minsang bahagi ng legacy collection para sa co-founder ng Standard & Poor’s Index. Kabilang sa mga tampok: napakalaking Syrian urns at Edo-period Japanese pagoda lanterns; mga hakbang na batong may balustrade mula sa panahong iyon; mga antigong kongkretong upuan, bird feeders, at mga planter; tahimik na brick pathways na may herringbone pattern; isang pormal na Allie ng Linden trees; malawak na tanawin ng lawa at mapayapang mga panlabas na espasyo.

Ito ay isang natatanging pagkakataon upang magkaroon ng isang arkitektural na makabuluhang, walang kaparis na naipagpabakong tahanan sa isa sa mga pinakamainit at makasaysayang enclave ng New York, ang Tuxedo Park.

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Palm Springs Mid-Century Meets Historic Tuxedo Park: A rare and exceptional offering, this exquisitely restored mid-century residence combines the timeless appeal of Palm Springs design with the storied elegance of Tuxedo Park. Originally constructed in the late 19th century as a stone ice house on the Henry W. Poor estate, this home was transformed in the 1950s into a striking mid-century modern retreat. Today, it has been fully reimagined and meticulously renovated by its owner/designer—whose work has been featured in Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, and Cottages & Gardens, among others.
Set on 2.6 acres of lush, manicured grounds overlooking Tuxedo Lake, the home offers a tranquil escape just 55 minutes from Manhattan—with train access for added convenience. Its clean lines, minimalist aesthetic, and seamless indoor-outdoor integration evoke the spirit of both the Hudson Valley and Southern California modernism.
Inside, you’ll find soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, and beautifully restored stonework finished with intricate parging (plasterwork over stone). Natural materials—wood, brick, stone, metal, and glass—have been expertly used throughout to create a warm, modern, and organic environment. A new designer kitchen and 2.5 luxurious baths enhance the home’s functionality and appeal.
The residence may be offered turn-key, with furnishings available at an additional cost.
The Grounds: The gardens are a curated masterpiece, once part of the legacy collection for the co-founder of the Standard & Poor’s Index. Highlights include: massive Syrian urns and Edo-period Japanese pagoda lanterns; period stone steps with balustrades; antique concrete benches, bird feeders, and planters; tranquil herringbone-pattern brick pathways; a formal Allie of Linden trees; sweeping lake views and peaceful outdoor spaces.
This is a unique opportunity to own an architecturally significant, impeccably restored home in one of New York’s most exclusive and historic enclaves, Tuxedo Park.
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