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Topridge, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


Today's estate is one we have seen before. Topridge was our estate of the day in 2007 back when it was listed for $9.8 million. Now the estate in Tuxedo Park, New York is headed to auction through Concierge Auctions on November 19. This grand old estate is on 19.3 acres. The main home was built circa 1909 and designed by renowned architects Delano and Aldrich. The sale is being conducted in cooperation with listing agent Cindy Booth of Towne & Country Properties Sotheby's International Realty.

"Topridge is a special place, and my family and I enjoyed many wonderful years there. However, now that my children are grown, I find myself spending more time at my residence in Florida," stated seller Heidi Steiger.

The grounds include the original tea house with field stone fireplace and a children's playhouse. The home itself is a classic of the era. It has a marble floored rotunda with a hand painted ceiling and four sets of French doors offering access to the grand salon, formal dining room, library and ground floor site. There is a morning room with a private courtyard garden and greenhouse for taking your morning coffee. The home has a modern kitchen with granite countertops and new appliances. The home also has a pool wing which includes a wet bar, billiards area, and 50-foot heated pool. The ground floor suite includes three bedrooms and a living room with kitchenette. The second floor has three bedrooms and a second floor office located overlooking a media/screening room with drop down home theater screen and surround sound. A third suite has two additional bedrooms.

The property is one of the larger ones in Tuxedo Park, a village tucked behind a manned gate house. Tuxedo Park is home to a variety of grand summer "cottages" built between 1885 and the early 1900s, showcasing Tudor, Spanish Mission, Georgian, Jacobean, Gothic Revival, Queen Anne and Dutch Colonial Revival styles from many of the period's great architects.

The on-site auction of Topridge has no reserve, and no minimum bid is required to participate. The property is open for preview daily from 1pm to 4pm by appointment. To schedule a preview call 877-463-5280, or for more information visit www.TopridgeAuction.com.


Gallery: Topridge

Tuxedo Park, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


Today's estate is a glitzy beauty in Atlanta's pricey Tuxedo Park area. The brick and limestone Georgian estate mimics the look of a fancy English manor. The six bedroom home has lavish appointments including a wood paneled office and a vaulted master bathroom. The taste is a bit over the top in places. Mounted fish hang in the billiards room and what appear to be fake vegetables dangle along with copper pots above the kitchen's granite countertop. Outside there is a pool with a cabana wet bar and a brick outdoor fireplace. This home is listed at $6.9 million.

Gallery: Tuxedo Park

Price Collier Estate, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


In New York's elegant Tuxedo Park, the Price Collier estate is one of the homes that remains from the days of Gilded Age glamour. The eight-bedroom estate was designed by Tuxedo Park founding architect Bruce Price in 1900. The Georgian estate sits on 11.3 acres overlooking beautiful Tuxedo Lake. The home's original architectural details include hand carved moldings and mantlepieces and restored hardwood floors. The home's style harkTuxedo Park's glory years in the early 1900s when America's blue bloods inhabited its great estates. The formal paneled library is a beauty to behold and the solarium is the perfect place to enjoy coffee while taking in the lake views. The home has an updated kitchen. The property has a large seven-car garage, swimming pool and a rustic cabin. This classic home is listed at $6.85 million.

Arthur Blank In Atlanta, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates, Sports

Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank isn't planning to leave the city his team plays for but he is trying to sell his Atlanta home so he can move to another one. The co-founder of Home Depot has had his Buckhead area home on the market for a year with no sale and the Wall Street Journal's Private Properties reports that Blank has now cut the price by 18 percent to $8.9 million. Blank bought the home in 1993 for $3.38 million so he will still make a tidy profit on the deal. The home was built in the early 1950s and is located in the Tuxedo Park neighborhood. The seven-bedroom home is on four acres with a three-car garage and a pool.

This home is located near another mansion which has had a price cut. Windcrofte, the former mansion of the former head of Coca-Cola, Robert Woodruff. It was listed at $13.9 million last year and is now listed at $10.9 million.

Also in the area, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that Rossdhu, the 91-year-old mansion we covered as an estate of the day last December has had a price cut. It was $14.5 million and is now listed at $11.75 million.

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Lindley Hall, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


Another Warren and Wetmore masterpiece in Tuxedo Park, New York, Lindley Hall has one of the most beautiful sun rooms I have ever seen. The home was originally built for Henry Whitney Munroe and was purchased in 1926 by Clara Hill Lindley, sister of Ruth Hill Beard, who built another famous Tuxedo Park Chateau, Chastellux. The Louis XIIII style chateau has views of the lake and mountains and is full of large ornate rooms with heavy fireplaces, wood paneling and marble floors. The pictures aren't great and I suspect it's in need of some renovation but those curved doorways and moldings are amazing. It is listed at $6.75 million.

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Gallery: Lindley Hall

Marion Hall, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


We are back to Tuxedo Park, New York, a village that is home to some of the most beautiful older homes in the U.S. We've checked out a couple of them before, now let's look at handsome Marion Hall. The home was designed by the prestigious architectural firm of Hoppin & Koen for Wall Street moneyman John Harris in 1910. The Georgian-style home sits on six lakefront acres and is over 12,000 square feet of space with columns, elegant modelings, 13 fireplaces and beautiful wood paneling. The library alone has me captivated with its rich paneling and fireplace. There are eight bedrooms total. This home is $6.75 million making it the most inexpensive home I've covered in this town thus far.

Gallery: Marion Hall

Topridge, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


We are back to the New York enclave of Tuxedo Park for a look at another impressive early 1900s estate. Topridge is a Delano and Aldrich designed home which sits on 20 acres with lawns and gardens and lake and mountain views. The grounds include the original tea house with field stone fireplace and a children's playhouse. The home itself is a classic of the era. It has a marble floored rotunda with a hand painted ceiling that features four sets of French doors offering access to the grand salon, formal dining rom, library and ground floor site. There is a morning room with a private courtyard garden and greenhouse for taking your morning coffee. The home has a modern kitchen with granite countertops and new appliances. The home also has a pool wing which includes a wet bar, billiards area, and 50-foot heated pool. The ground floor suite includes three bedrooms and a living room with kitchenettte. The second floor has three bedrooms and a second floor office located overlooking a media/screening room with drop down home theater screen and surround sound. A third suite has two additional bedrooms. The home is listed at $9.8 million. After the jump, where modern and classic unhappily coexist.

Warren & Wetmore Carriage House, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


Usually when I think of a carriage house I think of somewhere smaller than this expansive home in Tuxedo Park, New York. This Warren & Wetmore designed home is carriage house living on a grand scale. The stone house was built in 1886 by Pierre Lorillard (as the carriage house for his massive estate Imlagh) and designed by James Brown Lord and by architects Warren & Wetmore. Lorillard founded the town as a sportsman's retreat and it is home to many stately manor homes. The property is a combination of three separate parcels with 8 acres in total. As you can see above, the building has a central tower with two wings.

The home has grand scale living room with a 24' vaulted ceiling. There are seven bedrooms total and rooms including a private office and a library. The dining area looks out on Tuxedo Lake. The stable wing could be used for a car collection, indoor gym or pool, or spacious studio. The home also now has a spa room with a sauna, steam shower and hot tub, a large gym/studio/play area/media/lounge area and a full wine cellar. This home is listed at $12.5 million. After the jump, live in the garage has never been so luxe.

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