Whitewood Point, Estate of the Day

Today's home in Lloyd Harbor, New York has a fine architectural pedigree. Whitewood Point was created by the firm of McKim, Mead and White back in 1917 and is believed to have been done by Stanford White himself. The home is on 55 acres on a bluff overlooking Cold Spring Harbor. This striking estate has a chauffeur's cottage, caretakers residence, summer guest residence, greenhouse and a separate three car garage. We don't have many interior shots but what we've got reveals a sweeping staircase and plenty of water views through wide windows. This home is listed at $21 million.











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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Brad Hietikko Oct 27th 2010 2:36PM
Stanford White died in 1906.
Steven DiLorenzo Oct 31st 2010 2:05PM
That doesn't mean he didn't design it. It means that he wasn't alive when it was completed.
basitseo Nov 2nd 2010 5:50AM
Now, that's the place where one must have its villa for spending vacations and spending time with the family. Stanford White was really an creative person at his time.