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$1,700,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1023302 MLS
Some homes are simply built. Others are designed to change the way you experience nature. This extraordinary 1956 residence by renowned architect David Henken, one of Frank Lloyd Wright's most celebrated apprentices, is one of those rare homes. Privately nestled on more than 17 breathtaking acres above a babbling stream near Teatown Lake Reservation, the home embodies the timeless principles of organic architecture, where walls of glass, natural materials, and thoughtful siting dissolve the boundaries between indoors and out. Built from Philippine mahogany, stone, slate, and glass, every detail was carefully considered to create harmony with the surrounding landscape. The result is a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom home that feels remarkably current nearly seventy years later. Inside, soaring glass walls frame the changing seasons while a dramatic stone fireplace anchors the main living space. Original built-ins, slate floors, rich mahogany, and a signature wraparound deck celebrate Henken's vision, while the thoughtfully updated kitchen and recent improvements allow the home to function beautifully for modern living. Designed using passive solar principles decades before sustainability became mainstream, the home captures the low winter sun for natural warmth while deep roof overhangs provide cooling shade throughout the summer additionally geothermal heating, solar, and other thoughtful updates bring modern all-electric comfort to the home. Complementing the main residence is a beautifully reimagined 1,200 square foot studio that expands the property's possibilities. Completely renovated, the space now offers a bedroom, full bath, living area, kitchenette, and a stunning spa-inspired sauna suite finished with terrazzo tile, warm Aspen wood, and premium contemporary materials throughout. Whether used as a guest retreat, artist's studio, wellness space, home office, or income-producing guest accommodation, it offers the same thoughtful design and craftsmanship found in the main home. Recent improvements, including a newly constructed carport, estate-style gravel driveway, high-performance siding, Energy Star windows, updated insulation, and new mechanical connections to the studio, ensure the property is ready for years of effortless enjoyment. The setting is every bit as extraordinary as the architecture. Wander your own seventeen-acre landscape, listen to the year-round stream, or spend the afternoon exploring nearby Teatown Lake Reservation. Just beyond, you'll find some of the Hudson Valley's most celebrated destinations, including Blue Hill at Stone Barns and The Farmer & The Fish. Nearby towns of Ridgefield, Pound Ridge, Katonah and Bedford, offer exceptional dining, galleries, farmers markets, and hiking. Metro-North provides easy access to New York City, making this an extraordinary full-time residence or one of the region's most remarkable weekend escapes. Architecturally significant homes of this caliber rarely become available. This is more than a residence—it's an opportunity to own a living piece of mid-century design history, thoughtfully preserved for the next generation.

1306 Grants Lane, Ossining
$1,045,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1023043 MLS
Welcome to this beautifully renovated Dutch Colonial, where timeless charm meets modern comfort and breathtaking Hudson River views create an unforgettable setting. Thoughtfully redesigned, the sun-filled chef's kitchen is the heart of the home, featuring crisp white cabinetry, expansive quartz countertops, abundant storage, and a seamless flow into the dining and living areas, perfect for everyday living and effortless entertaining. The spacious living room is warm and inviting, highlighted by a beautiful fireplace and elegant French doors that open to a covered patio, creating an ideal space to gather with family and friends. Just beyond, the expansive west-facing deck showcases spectacular Hudson River vistas and provides the perfect place to unwind while taking in stunning sunsets. A private office or study with sliding glass doors to the deck allows you to work while enjoying the scenic surroundings, and a beautifully renovated full bath completes the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat, offering a generous walk-in dressing area and a spa-inspired bath with a soaking tub, separate shower, and picturesque views. Three additional spacious bedrooms and another beautifully updated full bath provide ample room for family and guests. Additional highlights include a built-in speaker system throughout much of the home, an expansive yard, abundant parking, an oversized two-car garage, and a full basement, offering endless possibilities for storage, recreation, or future living space. Combining exceptional renovations, generous living spaces, and captivating vistas, this is a home you'll want to experience in person.

27 Ryder Road, Ossining
$1,350,000
6 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1013182 MLS
Built in 1870 and lovingly restored by its current owners, this Queen Anne Victorian at 28 Hamilton Avenue sits in the heart of Historic Ossining. Both yards are planted with apple, cherry, Asian pear, pawpaw, hazelnut, raspberry, blueberry, and strawberry, along with a working vegetable garden — a rare thing to find alongside a home of this character. Approach through a deep front yard bursting with pollinators, wisteria draping the covered porches. The house keeps its greatest surprise for later — the breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the Palisades are revealed as you move deeper inside, unfolding room by room. Cross the double-door vestibule into a gracious foyer with soaring double-height ceilings, rich wainscoting, inlaid parquet floors, and a staircase anchored by an elaborately turned newel post — all presided over by the first of four hand-carved ceramic tile fireplaces. The main level was built for both formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living. Two spacious living rooms, each with its own ceramic tile fireplace, open into a sun-drenched den with a spectacular coffered wood ceiling, three walls of windows, and doors facing each other — one to the front porch, one to the rear. The formal dining room, with its own fireplace and a sweeping Hudson River School-inspired mural, connects to a well-appointed kitchen with an original farmhouse sink, a corner butler's pantry with intact original cabinetry, and discreet service stairs tucked behind. Throughout, the turret windows with their curved glass are a signature of the era, and of this street. Step out the back and the Hudson opens before you — wide, silver, and immediate — framed by a terraced garden and a covered rear porch made for long evenings. This is the river that stirred a generation of painters to invent an American landscape tradition, that carried commerce and dreams in equal measure, that poets and wanderers have stood before and felt genuinely small. It is your backyard now. Upstairs, four bedrooms include a primary suite of nearly 20 by 18 feet, wrapped in a turret bay, with a screened balcony, ensuite bath, and the kind of proportions that are simply not built anymore. The current owners have thoughtfully upgraded the electrical and insulation throughout the attic, creating a series of carefully considered spaces — a serene room for yoga, meditation, or quiet work, a jewel-like sitting room with leaded diamond windows, a full bath, and at the crown of it all, a lookout tower lined with curved bookshelves and wide-plank floors, from which this house has contemplated the mighty Hudson for 155 years. A ten minute walk brings you to Metro North and 45 minutes later, Grand Central. Historic downtown Ossining — its shops, restaurants, and the extraordinary Sing Sing Museum — is at your doorstep. A rare opportunity to live inside a piece of history, on the banks of one of the great rivers of the world.

28 Hamilton Avenue, Ossining
$1,085,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1002953 MLS
Set on two peaceful acres in the desirable New Castle area, this thoughtfully updated home offers a rare balance of privacy, space, convenience, and flexibility. Positioned on a corner lot and set far back from the road, the property provides a quiet and secluded feel while still being conveniently located approximately 15 minutes from downtown Chappaqua, the Chappaqua Train Station, shopping, dining, and everyday essentials. The Croton-Harmon Train Station is even closer, while convenient access to Route 9A and the Taconic State Parkway makes commuting throughout Westchester and beyond easily accessible. Thoughtfully redesigned and extensively reconstructed under architectural plans, the home features spacious light-filled living areas, a dramatic vaulted great room ceiling, and an architect-designed wall of glass that brings natural light and the surrounding landscape into the heart of the home. Multiple Marvin door systems were designed to create seamless indoor-outdoor flow and future deck integration. The home was designed with a similar footprint across both levels, resulting in an exceptionally large lower level that dramatically expands the usable space of the home and offers substantial flexibility for workshop space, storage, recreation, future finishing, home business use, gym space, or other expanded uses rarely found in the area. The kitchen and main living spaces were rebuilt from the foundation up during the 2008 reconstruction and create a true chef’s kitchen experience, featuring radiant heated flooring beneath large-format tile, custom-built cabinetry, an oversized 5’ x 7’ island, a large built-in KitchenAid refrigerator, KitchenAid dishwasher, and a Thermador professional oven. The kitchen was intentionally designed with exceptional spacing and flow for cooking, entertaining, and everyday living, creating an openness rarely found in homes of this style. A large high-ceiling lower level was also added during the reconstruction, offering excellent flexibility as a workshop, workspace, storage area, gym, hobby space, or potential future finished area. The lower level also includes a second laundry setup with an additional washer and dryer. The spacious primary suite addition includes a large ensuite bath with jacuzzi tub, oversized shower, and private water closet. A second primary-style bedroom offers its own ensuite bathroom with shower and direct access to the backyard, creating excellent flexibility for guests, extended family, multigenerational living, or private workspace use. A second primary bathroom was also fully renovated in 2025. The rare 4-car tandem garage configuration, expansive multi-driveway parking setup with space for approximately 20 vehicles, and oversized lower level create exceptional flexibility for car enthusiasts, collectors, hobbyists, workshop use, home business needs, or anyone seeking substantial additional storage and utility space rarely found in northern Westchester. Additional highlights include a central vacuum system with multiple in-wall outlets and kitchen kick-plate crumb sweeper, fireplace-ready buildout with propane option, generator-ready electrical infrastructure, alarm system, updated water systems, and numerous structural and mechanical improvements completed over the years. A unique opportunity to enjoy peaceful acreage, architectural character, exceptional utility space, commuter convenience, and a level of flexibility rarely found in one property.

54 Allapartus Road, Ossining

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