The Warren Place

A devotion to the good country life (nature, landscape architecture, horses & dogs, tennis, swimming, friends, family gatherings) created this estate overlooking the Hudson River. Originally a Victorian farmhouse that became a picturesque mansion, its aspects are at once grand and casual. From its great oak-paneled Hall, twelve (or so) rooms thrill and inspire with river views. An alley of oak trees define one end of the drive up to its fanciful (and practical) porte-cochere. Out back: the Hudson River and rolling lawns of privacy prevail, along with a stable (now a 2-car garage), an 8-room guest house, beloved old trees and roses. From the east end of the swimming pool (next to the clay tennis court), views of the Berkshires signal New England – from its west end, the Catskills. Here, there are over 33 acres and worlds to explore. EXCLUSIVE