Bedford

Less than an hour from Manhattan, a quiet country lane in prized Mount Holly estate area—a pocket of tranquillity near riding trails and a nature sanctuary—unveils a visually stunning Georgian Colonial glorifying over eight acres. On velvety lawns with stonewalls,…

Blue Heron Lake, named for its spectacular eight-acre setting along the deepest part of sparkling Blue Heron Lake, is a place of intoxicating natural beauty. A fresh interpretation of the great wilderness camps of the nineteenth century, it harmoniously interweaves…

A place of infinite beauty, the 1930s Bedford manor bestows classic French architecture on 34 glorious acres an hour from Manhattan. Elegance reigns in the semicircular vestibule, soaring front-to-back entrance hall, French-doored living room with marble fireplace, octagonal dining room,…

Amachibi’s stunning natural beauty is first glimpsed past the entrance gates, where twin ponds, soaring fountains, and stone footbridges greet you. The Mediterranean masterpiece’s formal porte cochere and French-doored entrance hall present the firelit living room and dining room with…

In 1895 a grand turn-of-the-century country manse rose an hour from Manhattan in New York’s even-then fashionable Bedford Hills. Embellished in the 1920s by Marion Coffin’s magnificent formal gardens—admired by the likes of Edith Wharton—and transformed in latter years into…

Pea Pond Estate is one of Bedford’s most illustrious estates. Nestled amid other grand historic houses, and bordered by conservancy on nearly nine acres along Pea Pond, the glowingly updated 1920 New York Colonial marries the past to the present.…