This grand 1937 Connecticut estate, originally purchased as a Cold War refuge by reclusive heiress Huguette Clark, sat mysteriously untouched for over 60 years.
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This grand 1937 Connecticut estate, originally purchased as a Cold War refuge by reclusive heiress Huguette Clark, sat mysteriously untouched for over 60 years.
The Pitkin Mansion has hosted some of the most significant figures in American history, including General George Washington and Count de Rochambeau, the French nobleman who played a pivotal role in aiding the American colonies during the Revolutionary War.
Offering spectacular views of Long Island Sound, Denbigh Farm is one of the best of Greenwich’s grand estate homes.
191 Ridgebury Road is one of the rare private residences designed by Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly, best known for his towering urban projects.
The 50-acre Copper Beech Farm is one of the largest residential properties close to New York City and the trophy estate is considered the crown jewel of the Greenwich coastline.
The timeless trophy mansion for sale was custom built in 2009 and offers classic detailing throughout, as well as a 30-car garage, wine cellar, and golf sim room.
Orchard’s End was built in 1929 by renowned New York architect William B. Tubby and the timeless brick and limestone residence has recently undergone a 3-year $6 million renovation under architect Dinyar Wadia of Wadia Associates.
Cornwall Castle was built in 1921 to the vision of New York Socialite, Charlotte Bronson Hunnewell Martin, and is a fine example of storybook architecture, complete with turrets, gargoyles and griffins.
Located in the exclusive enclave of Belle Haven in southern Greenwich, the waterfront home for sale boasts a stunning setting on a peninsula, offering 280 degree views and 732 feet of water frontage.
This 50 acre property truly has unrivalled amenities, like its state-of-the-art private recording studio and performing arts venue—indicative of the type of buyer who may be attracted to this luxury refuge in the countryside, just one hour from NYC.