Lavish Tudor estate on the grounds of the Westchester Country Club seeks $8M
Listing images courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence
This 11,570-square-foot estate is set on two acres within the grounds of the Westchester Country Club, overlooking the Club’s South Golf Course. Built in 1929 in the Cotswold Tudor Revival style, the stately residence has a long list of features to match its $7.995 million asking price, including a stunning pool and pool house, a wine cellar and tasting room, a golf simulator (to perfect your chops before you hit the course), and more.
The house was recently expanded by architect Ralph Mackin, who also oversaw a restoration of the woodworking, intricate moldings, plaster finishes, and classic quarter-sawn oak floors that feature throughout the home. The lower level features a living room with beamed ceilings, leaded glass windows, and a large limestone fireplace, and a sun-filled garden room that opens onto a slate terrace.
The kitchen is generously outfitted “with every top appliance,” per the listing, and boasts a large cherry wood island. For entertaining, there’s a dining room with elaborate plasterwork on the ceiling and windows with direct views of the golf course.
Mackin completed a west-wing addition featuring a wood-paneled family room on the first floor and two guest suites on the second.
The master suite features two luxurious bathrooms and two custom-fitted dressing rooms.
On the lower level, you’ll find a brick, barrel ceiling wine cellar, a billiards room with a fireplace, and a golf simulator.
Outside, the heated pool has two pavilions—one is a kitchen, the other a cabana/bath—which are joined by a covered pergola. Manicured landscaping throughout the grounds sets a picture-perfect backdrop for all your entertaining needs.
[Listing: 73 Bellevue Avenue by Michael P. McCooey of Houlihan Lawrence]
Listing images courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence
