售$220萬 - 44 Tower Hill Loop, 紐約州 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987｜ID # 953216

阿瑞-布林：曼哈頓後院中的奢華別墅。

這座迷人的1890年別墅坐落於傳說中的塔克賽多公園（Tuxedo Park）封閉社區，距離曼哈頓僅45分鐘車程。最初是為了曼徹斯特公爵夫人孔蘇埃洛（Consuelo）而建，這座地標性建築高高坐落於大塔克賽多湖之上，從每個窗戶及其三個宏偉的陽台，都能欣賞到壯麗的湖泊和山脈全景。

這是一個罕見的黃金時代工藝與現代舒適的融合，這棟住宅的室內裝潢靈感來自斯坦福·懷特（Stanford White），擁有高聳的天花板和優雅的流動性，讓自然光線從黎明到黃昏都能進入家中。主樓層擁有一個宏偉的客廳和門廳、一個定制的紅木圖書館配濕吧、一個優雅的花崗岩廚房、一個餐飲溫室、一個化妝間和一個陽光普照的古巴庇護所，裡面有著壯觀的湖泊和山脈景色。

宏偉的樓梯通向四間寬敞的臥室以及一個配有雞尾酒陽台的橡木書房。主套房擁有一個私人起居室，並通向自己俯瞰湖泊的陽台。暴露的橫梁延伸至頂樓，還有額外的三間浪漫隱秘的臥室。這座住宅包含四間翻新的花崗岩浴室，配有雙洗手台、輻射加熱、步入式淋浴和一個特長的浸泡浴缸。洗衣房配有現代設施，並保留了三個原始的大理石水槽，以及獨一無二的1898年衣物乾燥機，將便利性與歷史魅力融合在一起。

地面層的完成廣場層，擁有原木地板和木飾，最適合用作藝術家工作室或家庭健身房。

充滿歷史氛圍且溫暖誘人，阿瑞-布林迎接過許多顯赫人物，包括馬克·吐溫、亨利·詹姆斯、查爾斯·斯賓塞-邱吉爾和艾迪絲·華頓。這處房產提供無與倫比的寧靜感、隱私和永恆的優雅，且一切都在便捷的城市近旁。

作為全職居所或精緻的周末度假勝地，阿瑞-布林邀請您體驗塔克賽多公園非凡的生活方式。

弗蘭克·勞埃德·賴特曾觀察到，自然本身是塔克賽多公園的建築師。他很可能曾在阿瑞-布林尊貴的陽台上尋找靈感。塔克賽多公園是艾迪絲·華頓和她最愛的對象，包括范德比爾特家族、阿斯特家族、惠特尼家族、德拉諾家族、佩爾家族和戈利特家族舉行友好的晚宴和周末聚會的地方，也是總統、州長和政治家們來喝茶的地方。當艾迪絲·華頓尋找她在最後一本小說《海盜》（THE BUCCANEERS）中靈感的古巴魅力時，她無需再去別處，就來到了她的摯友孔蘇埃洛的家，並以她為名給自己的第一個女兒，取名孔蘇埃洛（范德比爾特）。約翰·辛格·薩金特（John Singer Sargent）所畫的公爵夫人的肖像在哈佛的永久藏品中展出。

在上個黃金時代，曼哈頓的超級大亨們在他們的周末度假屋和莊園上揮霍著他們的財富。塔克賽多公園一百年前就是璀璨的珠寶，也是那個傳奇世代最完好保存的社區。沒錯，燕尾服（tuxedo）就是在這裡誕生的，這是一種大膽的晚禮服，最終去掉了男士晚裝的燕尾。塔克賽多的掌舵者們一直在上流社會中舒適地引領潮流。

塔克賽多曾是愛因斯坦、艾米莉·波斯特、惠特尼和茱莉亞德家族的家，但這裡也是您將看到鄰居們穿著牛仔褲和運動衫散步和騎自行車的地方。在您的鄰居中會有電影製片人、電視和電影名人、工程師，以及每天通勤到城市賺取生計的男女。

Ary-Brynn: A luxury villa in Manhattan’s backyard.

This enchanting 1890 villa rests in the fabled gated community of Tuxedo Park, just 45 minutes from Manhattan. Originally built for Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, this landmark restoration sits high above Big Tuxedo Lake, offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the majestic lake and mountain climes, from every window, and its three grand verandas.
A rare blend of Gilded Age craftsmanship and modern comfort, the home features a Stanford White-inspired interior with soaring ceilings and a graceful flow that brings natural light into the home from dawn to dusk. The main level offers a grand parlor and foyer, a custom mahogany library with wet bar, an elegant granite kitchen, dining conservatory, powder room, and a sun-drenched Cuban sanctuary with sweeping lake and mountain views.
The sweeping staircase leads to a gallery of four spacious bedrooms and an oak-paneled library with cocktail veranda. The primary suite features a private sitting room and opens to its own veranda overlooking the lake. Exposed beams stretch along the top floor, with an additional three romantic hideaway bedrooms. The home includes four renovated granite baths with double vanities, radiant heat, a walk-in shower, and an extra-long soaking tub. The laundry room features modern appliances alongside three preserved original marble basins, with the original, one-of-a-kind 1898 clothes dryer, blending convenience with historic charm.
The above-ground finished plaza level, with original hardwood floors and woodwork, is ideal for an artist’s studio or home gym.

Steeped in history and warmly inviting, Ary-Brynn has welcomed illustrious figures, from Mark Twain and Henry James, to Charles Spencer-Churchill and Edith Wharton. The property offers an unparalleled sense of peace, privacy, and timeless elegance—all within easy reach of the city.

Ideal as a full-time residence or a refined weekend retreat, Ary-Brynn invites you to experience the extraordinary lifestyle of Tuxedo Park.

Frank Lloyd Wright once observed that Nature herself was the architect of Tuxedo Park. He may well have stood on Ary-Brynn’s venerable verandas for his inspiration. Tuxedo Park is where Edith Wharton and her favorite subjects, the Vanderbilts, Astors, Whitneys, Delanos, Pells and Goelets, convened for convivial dinner parties and weekend retreats, and where Presidents, governors and statesmen stopped by for tea. When Edith Wharton sought a model for her Cuban enchantress in what would prove her final novel, THE BUCCANEERS, she needed to go no further than the home of her close friend, Consuelo, after whom she would name her first daughter, Consuelo (Vanderbilt). John Singer Sergeant’s portrait of the Duchess hangs in Harvard’s permanent collection.

During the last Gilded Age, Manhattan’s super moguls lavished their affluence on their weekend retreats and estates. Tuxedo was the shining jewel a century ago and it is the best-preserved community of that fabled generation. And, yes, the tuxedo was fashioned here, a daring dinner jacket that at last cut the swallow tails from men’s evening wear. The movers and shakers of Tuxedo have always been comfortable in taking the lead in high society.

Tuxedo has been home to Einstein, Emily Post, the Whitney and Juilliard family, but it is also a place where you will see neighbors taking strolls and riding bikes in jeans and sweatshirts. Among your neighbors will be filmmakers, television and movie personalities, engineers, and men and women who daily commute into the city to earn their living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC