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“When you step into the front door of this house, the immediate view will take your breath away,’’ Lancia said about this four-bedroom Mid-Century Modern home at 36 Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. “This view can be seen from front to back and provides a 30 mile view towards Connecticut.”
A long, sweeping driveway leads to the retreat at 36 Chestnut Ridge, which features generously sized rooms and one-level living. The home sits on 4.97 acres and includes three full baths, one half bath and 3,260 square feet of living space. It is listed for $995,000. Click here for the property listing.
Mid Century modern homes are unique in the region. Only one other home with that particular architecture is for sale in Bedford Corners, according to Lancia. The style emphasizes large windows and open floor plans, with the intent of opening up interior spaces and bringing in the outdoors.
“There is tons of storage with ample closet space in every room which enhances the sense of generous open flow living space. Privacy is a guarantee with two en-suite bedrooms, one at each wing of the house, both of which could be a master bedroom," Lancia said.
Natural light pours through the house. The living room/dining room is 22 x 51 feet with walls of glass and three sets of sliding doors that lead to an expansive wraparound deck. “The entertaining possibilities at this house are grand,’’ Lancia said. “The current owner has comfortably entertained over 100 people and you can easily sit over 30 people indoors.”
“Even with the walls of glass and stone floors, the home is warm and cozy,’’ she added. “There are two fireplaces one in the living room and the other outside at the deck." There are also two outbuildings, including a pool house and a barn with electricity that could be a studio, office or playhouse.
This unique home offers the conveniences of a full time residence or a weekend retreat and is a spectacular opportunity for a discerning buyer.
For more information or to arrange a showing, contact Margo Lancia at 914-588-4379.
