Baronial brick and stone manor house designed in 1929 by the nationally-known architect, E. Dean Parmelee in the "Jacobethan Revival" style with such architectural details as steel casement and leaded glass windows, oak-paneling, circular turret staircase and original hand-glazed faience tile bathrooms. Majestic rooms include a vast foyer with hidden panel doors, powder/cloak room, sunken living room with fireplace and french doors to terrace and formal dining room with french doors to patio. Fully-renovated eat-in kitchen with granite counters, professional gas range and two wall ovens plus warming drawer, two dishwashers, two sinks, a bar area with leaded glass cabinets and an adjoining playroom with laundry and extensive back hall and staircase. Second floor master bedroom with dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling, extensive closets and en suite bath, three further bedrooms each with private bath and a beamed cathedral ceiling library with fireplace and original built-in oak bookcases and cabinets. Huge third floor rec room (or fifth bedroom) with full bath, cedar closets and attic. Generous two-car attached garage. Unfinished basement offers endless opportunities. Situated on nearly an acre in the estate area of Pelham Manor, just a few hundred feet from the 3000-acre woodland preserve of Pelham Bay Park with bicycle, running and bridle paths.
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