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Published: 21 October 2015

Following the resignation of the chair of the Committee for Historic Preservation, Paul Diamond, and committee member Bana Choura, of the Village Board of Trustees has announced a vacancy on the Committee. William Silverman has been appointed to replace Diamond as the Chair and the Board is seeking to fill one seat on the committee.

The Committee for Historic Preservation determines if a structure located in the Village for which a permit for demolition has been requested is a structure of substantial historical importance. A background in historic preservation, architecture or architectural design is preferred. The committee meets monthly, 11 of 12 months per year.

All interested residents may apply online at the Village website, www.scarsdale.com, under "Village News, Volunteers Needed for Boards and Councils" or submit their resume directly to the attention of the Personnel Committee Chair, Trustee Carl Finger, Scarsdale Village Hall, 1001 Post Road, Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583. For further information contact the Village Clerk's office at 914-722-1175.

Sales:

1 Richbell Road

This renovated Colonial is on 1.43 landscaped acres which includes a pool, pool house with a bath, patio with a built-in Lynx gas grill, two refrigerators and a pizza oven. There is a living room with an attached wet bar, a dining room, chef's kitchen with two dishwashers, two refrigerators, three ovens and a center island. The breakfast room has doors to the backyard. There are two family rooms on the first floor and a third family room on the second floor. The house is wired for sound in family room, kitchen, outdoors, master bed and bath. There is a full house underground propane generator and a Tesla charger in the garage, and an invisible fence. A major renovation of this home was done, which included kitchen, all bathrooms, an addition, new windows, a rebuilt pool, new patios, all outdoor lighting, major landscaping, a new lawn sprinkler and an alarm.

Sale Price: $3,925,000
Taxes: $71,054

30 Stonewall Lane

This almost new Colonial has a pool with cabana and recently repaved tennis court, separate cabana outside with water, 11 foot ceilings, radiant heat under all stone surfaced floors, chefs kitchen/commercial grade Blue Star oven, Miele Espresso/coffee built-in, gas powered BBQ with beverage center, custom dog wash imported from Canada, remote controlled double-faced gas fireplace, wine cellar with automatic operated thermostat, pool room with wet bar, gym and fitness or yoga room, and a generator for indefinite usage during power outage. There is a 16-zone sprinkler system with dripper for planters. There is a heated garage with capability of a second story lift. The alarm and thermostat controls are accessible via digital screens with outside camera surveillance. This house comes with the use of Scarsdale and Mamaroneck recreation and beach rights. It is the only house on the street with natural gas.

Sale Price: $3,300,000
Taxes: $65,121

6 Ridgecrest East

This renovated 1926 five bedroom, 3.1 bath home is designed by award-winning architect, Dwight James Baum, and is situated on landscaped grounds. Hallmarks include a fireplace, arched double French doors, inlaid hardwood floors, custom closets, built-in speakers and a high end gourmet eat-in-kitchen with a breakfast area with a banquette, granite countertops, center island, stone floor and an adjoining family room. There is a master bedroom suite with a bath with a shower, jacuzzi tub and custom walk-in closet. Additional features include two zone central air conditioning, office with custom cabinetry, cedar closet, private balcony, red tiled barrel roof/copper gutters, heated garage used for storage and a rec room with direct access to a level rear yard.

Sale Price: $1,425,000
Taxes: $25,844

205 Madison Road

This colonial is in the heart of Edgewood. This 3000 sq. foot home on .23 acres has an entry foyer with bench and built-ins, coat closet, updated powder room, living room with fireplace, formal dining room with a screened porch, and an updated eat-in kitchen/family room. On the second floor, there is a master bedroom with two closets, updated bath with whirlpool tub and a separate shower, and three additional bedrooms with a hall bath. The lower level is unfinished with laundry and a two-car garage. There are hardwood floors throughout, gas furnace 2011, hot water heater 2011, and the exterior was painted in 2014.

Sale Price: $1,300,000
Taxes: $25,265

12 Salem Drive

This Murdock Woods expanded ranch home has a level wooded yard. It has a master suite and two bedrooms, bath and den on the main level, and two bedrooms, bath and extensive storage on the second level. There are wood floors throughout and the HVAC and architectural shingle roof were recently updated. This property straddles the town line, offering a choice of the Scarsdale or Mamaroneck schools.

Sale Price: $1,225,000
Taxes: $25,191

106 Brown Road

This house is completely updated with a new state of the art kitchen and baths, new plumbing and electricity, new heating and air conditioning (all brand new duct work) with guarantees. There is new oak flooring throughout, insulated walls and ceilings, new Pella windows throughout, new roof with a 20-year warranty, a new rear deck, new walkways and a new garage.

Sale Price: $865,000
Taxes: $13,869

Edgemont:

44 Old Colony Road

This Edgemont Contemporary home is nestled into a hillside with terraced gardens that lead to a flat side yard. The first floor entry leads to living and dining rooms with vaulted ceilings and floor to ceiling windows. There is a kitchen with a skylight. There is access to the deck from the living room or kitchen. Down a few steps off main entry are the family room, sun room and a screened porch. There is also the master bedroom with an en-suite bath, walk-in closet and two more bedrooms and bath. The laundry room is also on this level. In addition, there is a study at the back of the garage.

Sale Price: $700,000
Taxes: $19,865

Featured Listings:

12 Wynmor Road, Scarsdale

Distinctive, new residence on lovely, level land in the heart of Heathcote. Spacious free-flow floor plan, over 6000 square feet, with seven bedrooms, six-and-a-half baths. Grand two-story entry hall, curved staircase, study/guest bedroom and bath on first floor. Fabulous master bedroom with tray ceiling and vestibule, four additional bedrooms, three baths and laundry on second floor. Walk-out lower level with flexibility for media room/gym, bedroom and bath. Located on one of the most private, desirable, and convenient streets in Heathcote. Short walk to elementary school, park, tennis court, shopping and commuter bus to Scarsdale Train Station. Rear of property backs up to Secor Road providing more privacy, also has extra side setbacks. For more information, click here.

List Price: $2,865,000

68 Popham Road, Scarsdale

Beautiful, sunny French Normandy Tudor less than a 5 minute walk to Scarsdale Village and train station (33 minutes to Grand Central), yet serenely private, nestled behind a picturesque grove of trees. Enter into a stunning, freshly painted interior with gleaming oak floors. Eleven rooms including five bedrooms, three full baths and a powder room. Large leaded glass windows provide lots of light and have great views. Fully updated and move-in ready. 2009 gourmet chef's kitchen with marble counters and adjoining breakfast room and pantry/bar area. Top appliances including La Cornue stove, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele dishwasher, Sub-Zero wine refrigerator and a warming drawer. Tastefully renovated marble baths. New Vermont slate roof with all copper gutters in 2007. New plumbing throughout. Flat backyard for tranquil enjoyment. Room for 3 cars to park in the driveway in addition to the 2-car tandem garage. A beautiful home in a spectacular, convenient and private location. For more information, click here.

List Price: $1,575,000

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Category: Real Estate

Published: 14 October 2015

We've often been asked by readers how all the new construction in the Village is impacting taxes. If taxes on the new homes are far greater than the ones they replaced, shouldn't that ease the burden on existing homeowners?

We asked Village Assessor Nanette Albanese for her opinion and here is what she explained:

How has the amount of new construction in the Village impacted taxes for current homeowners? New construction always has the effect of offsetting increases in the subsequent year's combined tax rate, but by how much requires a special study that has not been undertaken;

Has the total assessed value of Village real estate for 2015 increased more than the tax rate increase? Since the 2015 assessment roll is still in the protest period, although final as of September 15, 2015, the final outcome can never be determined, or estimated until after the subsequent year's tax rates are issued and then some (some protests go on for years) ..... moreover, an assessment roll is set in advance of a tax roll, so the relationship between the two rolls, if studied, cannot be known, or estimated until after the school tax rate is finalized just before the bills go out in September 2016; at that time, I think most people will be more interested in what is, or has taken place with the 2016 reassessment .... Maybe not!

Without exception, the value of and, therefore, the taxes generated on all new homes constructed are ALWAYS much higher than the homes that they replace; however, I can't tell you if the percent increase in the tax rate overall is less than, greater than, or equal to the percent increase in assessed value as a result of that new construction. Again, that would require a special study, which quite frankly would not be easy, would not be quick and would serve only an anecdotal purpose.

We also asked the same question to Robert Berg, who served on the Board of Assessment Review following the tax revaluation and here is what he said:

"Remember the tax levy is increasing yearly so the increase in assessed values by the new construction (and the concomitant rise in taxes on those properties) may only partially offset the increase in the tax levy or even if it more than fully offsets it, the decrease in an older homeowner's property tax may be slight. Regardless, the reval has much more equitably distributed the tax burden"

Sales: Sales continued to be strong for homes priced at less that $1.5mm. Here's what sold this week:

25 Salem Drive

This four bedroom, four bath home is on .54 acre in Murdock Woods. Special features include gourmet eat-in kitchen with granite counter tops and commercial grade Wolf and Viking stainless steel appliances, custom millwork throughout, hardwood floors, marble baths, central air, sunken living room, cedar closet , architectural roof and a two-car garage.

Sale Price: $1,395,000
Taxes: $25,975

4 Meadow Road

This center hall colonial is on level .43 acre with hardwood floors and picture frame molding.

Sale Price: $869,000
Taxes: $23,072

 
Edgemont:

2 Doris Drive

This three bedroom, two bath split level offers hardwood floors, updated bathrooms, a gas fireplace, large picture windows, new furnace, new ducting for central air with controllers, and an attached two-car garage. There is a lower level family room with access to the outdoors, and a sub basement offering plenty of storage and potential. In back, there is a patio and a flat yard surrounded by mature trees.

Sale Price: $902,000
Taxes: $27,709

1 Barclay Road

This three bedroom, three bath split level home is located in the Edgemont school district. It has a finished top floor, open living room with formal dining room, and an eat-in kitchen. The lower level boasts a family room with a bathroom in addition to a home office/den. This home is on a corner property with a fenced back yard.

Sale Price: $806,000
Taxes: $23,000

Featured Listings:

15 Brookby Road, Scarsdale

Chic meets complete comfort in this six-bedroom, six-and-a-half bath Colonial featuring high ceilings, walls-of-windows, open layout and spectacular property. The flowing first floor impresses from the moment you step inside and see the majestic staircase spiraling upwards, the two-story family room beyond and views of the incredible property and pool. Stately in its curb appeal with a long tree-lined drive, the grounds transition to a private oasis in back with fabulous plantings, extensive masonry work and two oversized flagstone patios creating a stunning backdrop for the dazzling pool and spa. The built-in BBQ, pizza oven and refrigerator ensure easy outdoor entertaining. The cavernous lower level offers space for everyone including a giant recreation room with kitchenette, art room, exercise/gym area, wine cellar and more. Upstairs boasts a tranquil master suite with balcony, bath and office, four additional bedrooms and three more baths. Close to school, bus, shops and houses of worship. For more information, click here.

List Price: $4,750,000

2 Reimer Road, Scarsdale

This impressive Tudor revival in the estate section of Murray Hill accommodates today's active lifestyle. On over an acre of gorgeous flat property, your guests will enjoy the outdoor kitchen in the large covered backyard porch, complete with pizza oven and grill, overlooking the tennis court. The house has a fantastic flow with generously sized rooms, offering amenities such as radiant heated floors, new Norwood windows, enclosed veranda, walk-in pantry, cathedral ceiling and much more. This substantial house on such a distinguished street is the perfect combination. For more information, click here.

List Price: $3,795,000

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Category: Real Estate

Published: 06 October 2015

Though the market for homes priced under $2mm remains strong in Scarsdale, overall trends are not as encouraging. First the good news: A new listing in Scarsdale last week with an asking price of $1,350,000 received over 10 bids demonstrating a keen interest on the part of buyers for first homes to move to Scarsdale. On the other hand, there is a 20% increase in overall inventory over this time last year, a 30% decrease in pending sales and a 7% decrease in properties sold. The median price is down 3% year-to-date over last year.

Most of the inventory increase is in the $3MM and up market where sales are down 29.4% from last year. However, this year four houses priced at $5 mm and up sold as compared to three for this time period in 2014. Realtors are hopeful that year-end bonuses will bring out more high-end buyers. Open Houses have been attracting many potential buyers in the $3MM and under range.

In Edgemont, business is strong. There are about 13% fewer listings right now than last year at this time, a 60% increase in pending sales over last year and a 10% increase in properties sold! However, the median price is down about 8%. (This market report was provided by Elise Flagg and Laura Miller of Houlihan Lawrence in Scarsdale.)

Sales:

21 Meadow Road

This home is nestled on .46 acre of landscaped property. The first floor hosts a living room with fireplace, a formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with center island, breakfast and desk area, a family room with custom built-ins and access to a level yard with screened-in porch. The second floor features a master bedroom with many closets and updated bath with spa bathtub. There are two additional bedrooms and a hall bath. The third floor has a bedroom with adjacent hall bathroom, office and storage. There is also a two-car garage. The roof was replaced in 2002 and the AC/heating was replaced in 2010. There is a full house generator and a humidifier.

Sale Price: $1,600,000
Taxes: $31,563

41 Palmer Avenue

The first floor of this home has a living room with fireplace, formal dining room and eat-in kitchen. Up several steps to the master bedroom and bath, two family bedrooms and hall bath. Down several steps to the family room, office/guest bedroom, powder room and laundry. Door from family room leads out to the newly built patio. Attic access off the master bedroom offers expansion possibilities. Sub basement is off the garage.

Sale Price: $700,000
Taxes: $20,229

Edgewood:

7 Paradise Drive

Center hall colonial home in Edgemont School District sits on a level 1/3 acre. The home features hardwood floors throughout, all new moulding and wood interior doors. Enjoy the completely renovated in ground heated pool, new eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, renovated powder room, family room and sun/recreation room. The second level hosts a master suite with two cedar walk-in closets and a marble bath, three large family bedrooms, marble hall bath with Kohler and Grohe fixtures and a laundry room, with an additional laundry room in the basement. The whole house is freshly painted outside. All new cedar shakes were installed in back/sides of the home. There is also a finished above ground basement playroom, office and storage.

Sale Price: $1,296,000
Taxes: $25,855

25 Roxbury Road

This Old Edgemont side hall Colonial is on one-third of an acre. The original portion of the home features a living room, dining room and sun room with bay windows and built-ins. High hats highlight the newly refurbished hardwood flooring. The old kitchen now serves as a pantry and laundry room. The expansion contains the newer kitchen and family room with vaulted ceiling and powder room. The family room has a converted barn look and leads to a three season sitting area/greenhouse. The second floor features four bedrooms and two full baths.

Sale Price: $785,000
Taxes: $27,198

Featured Listings:

25 Cayuga Road, Scarsdale

This Classic Stone and shingle Colonial located on a Cul-de-Sac in Heathcote is sited on 1.3 acres with a circular driveway. Peace and Tranquility best describe the setting from which this home provides distant views of Fenway Golf Club and Cayuga Pond. Exceptionally spacious rooms and a thoughtful floor plan offer comfort and convenience within 4081 square feet of interior living space. Large level fenced in property. Close to schools and shops. For more information, click here.

List Price: $1,795,000

47 Montrose Road, Scarsdale

Charming sunny Tudor located in sought after Greenacres, just steps from the elementary school. The gracious side hall entry way provides an immediate view of the first floor and private yard. Hardwood floors throughout, this lovely home features a spacious living room with an impressive wood burning fireplace. French doors and windows galore. The 32 foot long living room leads to both the dining room and a comfortable sun room. The eat-in kitchen has been updated with new granite countertops. The pantry leads to the powder room and doorway to a large patio and private yard. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and full hall bath. The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet. There is an additional bedroom and full bath on third floor. The basement leads to a freshly painted two-car garage. New gas furnace and water heater make for worry free heating and preferred cooking. A must see. For more information, click here.

List Price: $1,189,000

Open Houses:

17 Barclay Road, Scarsdale PO, Edgemont
Public Open House: Sunday, October 11, 2015 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Perfect Old Edgemont location affords walking distance to elementary, high school, Scarsdale train station and village amenities. The front entry foyer leads to a charming living room with wood burning fireplace, sunroom, formal dining room, and an eat- in kitchen with separate pantry. The kitchen is an easy access to a screened porch perfect for your morning coffee or a relaxing dinner. The second floor features three bedrooms and bath. Third floor bedroom, bath and storage. Versatile lower level space. For more information, click here.

List Price: $850,000

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Category: Real Estate

Published: 30 September 2015

The Scarsdale Law and Land Use Committee held an additional public hearing on a proposed law to treat gravel as impervious for purposes of lot coverage at 8 am meeting on Wednesday September 29. Despite the early hour, the meeting was well attended.

Before opening the floor to public comments, the Board reviewed some new materials that were produced by consultants Frederick P. Clark Associates in response to question raised at the September 21 hearing. 

The document states the intent of the legislation which is to "protect the ratio of built areas to green open space on lot which is part of neighborhood character... and to balance the rights of the individual property owners with the right of the community to enjoy the traditional character of the neighborhood." As to why the definition of gravel is being used, the document says, "The NYSDEC and local municipal engineering departments throughout Westchester County , including Scarsdale, all include gravel as an impervious surface. Since the current definition (as pervious) provides a way to increase lot coverage when gravel paving is proposed, amending the definition will affect the maximum allowable lot coverage."

The consultants prepared a chart showing maximum allowable lot coverage by lot size in Scarsdale and neighboring communities so that Scarsdale's code could be compared to neighboring towns. Another chart outlined lot coverage standards by town, offering an interesting look at how lot coverage is regulated. For instance, in Scarsdale lot coverage is specified in square footage, depending on lot size, while in Bronxville a minimum of 50% of the lot area must be "vegetated open space." This differs from the approach in Scarsdale where the percentage of allowable lot coverage is reduced as the property size gets larger.

A third document was a Q & A form than answered many of the questions raised at previous meetings.

There was also a discussion of whether or not other municipalities consider gravel as impervious in both their stormwater and lot coverage regulations. The consultant said that most communities consider it an impervious substance for both purposes.

Village Planner Elizabeth Marrinan explained that currently 10-11% of Scarsdale homes have gravel driveways, but that 25% of applications for new homes utilize gravel to meet lot coverage requirements. She also said, "This is not as drastic a change as people think, because 89 – 90% of homes are conforming."

Trustee Carl Finger asked Marrinan to run through some estimated numbers to show how the law could affect lot coverage on homes on an acre. She explained that 13,000 square feet of coverage is permitted on a one-acre property and the maximum building imprint is 4,630 square feet. That leaves approximately 9,000 square feet for a driveway, pool, patios, walking paths or a tennis court. Even if the driveway is 150 feet long, it would take up 1,500 square feet or perhaps 3,000 square feet for a circular drive.

In an exchange that grew heated, builder Steve Rakoff said, "I am surprised my study was not posted on the village website or presented here. We need to hear each other! My point is that I counted the gravel driveways. And the calculation is dramatically different in Murray Hill." When Trustee Finger sought to interject, Rakoff objected and Finger said, "Don't chastise me." Rakoff continued, "There is a cancer here. Some people get very disrespectful."

John Brandt said, "My mother owns a 1.5 acre property. She has a pool and a tennis court and a circular driveway and a 6,000 square foot house. If she is grandfathered now what happens when the person from Goldman Sachs wants to tear down the house and build a 10,000 square foot house?"

Village Attorney Wayne Essanason replied, "If you have a C of O for the existing property and your amenities are conforming you are grandfathered."

Lena Crandall said, "There needs to be a community focused discussion on this issue." She urged everyone to get acquainted with sustainable LEED-certified design and smart development. She said, "I am all for making money. But our comprehensive plan needs an overhaul. What is the reason for having open space? Why does Bronxville require 50% open space and why does the Conservation Advisory Council recommend 50% tree canopy coverage."

Landscape Designer Elaine Yellen said, " I am here to represent people who live on properties of 1/3 acre. We will suffer the most. Gravel is not always built on an impervious surface. I have 60 projects that I built that will now be non-conforming. What should I do with places in the yard where you can't get grass to grow? Cover that area with river stones that improve drainage and look lovely. If you live on a decent size property and want a patio and a walkway, it will be tight."

Elana Ezratty said, "Rakoff only surveyed his neighborhood. There are acre lots in Greenacres, Fox Meadow and Quaker Ridge that are not in this study. I understood that the intent of the law was to prevent 6,000-7,000 square foot houses from going up on 1/3 to 1/2 acre lots. But this attacks larger properties."

Local realtor Lynne Clark said, "You the Trustees, our elected representatives through the non-partisan system, have an important decision to make, one that affects the future development of our entire Village on most properties. My main concern, if you pass this new law, is for those who live on smaller lots, not only the larger ones. By taking away lot coverage options through making gravel impervious, the law before you stifles the ability to create what todays families are looking for. The zoning appeal process will be extensive, complicated, long and expensive. After listening to all the comments this morning and last week, it is my recommendation that it is in best interest of our Village to drop the moratorium now and let us all get on with our lives."

Dan Hochvert, who chairs the Planning Board explained the Planning Board's findings on the proposed amendment. He said, "The management of stormwater is addressed under Chapter 254 of the Village Code and although all Planning Board members agreed, we split 3/2 regarding the retention of the term "impervious" in Chapter 310 (lot coverage). The Planning Board unanimously supported the changes in 310 that the consultant developed. Under the FAR section of 310, properties over 1.75 acres were exempt from the FAR, but although there was some discussion regarding possibly increasing the amount of coverage permitted for large properties that approach would permit not only more coverage from gravel but other types of coverage to increase."

The Board of Trustees will continue to consider the amendment at their meeting on Tuesday October 13 at 8 pm at Village Hall.

Sales:

11 Pinecrest Road

New Heathcote home under construction on level property in Sherbrooke Park. Two-story entry hall with 9.5 foot ceilings, living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen with adjoining family room with fireplace, and a powder room completes the first floor. The second floor has 9.5 foot ceilings, a master bedroom suite with a master bath, two walk-in-closets, three additional bedrooms with two baths, and a laundry room. There is also a slate roof, and a brick and stucco exterior. The lower level has nine foot ceilings, a family room, bedroom with bath, recreation room and an exercise room. The builder will customize.

Sale Price: $2,895,000
Taxes: TBD

45 Hamilton Road

This four bedroom, 2.2 bath colonial has a new custom designed, eat-in kitchen with center island, granite counter tops, and Viking Professional Series and Miele appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen, there is a family room, breakfast room and a formal dining room. French doors across the back of the home provide for expansive views and multiple access points to a private level back yard and new patio.

Sale Price: $1,385,000
Taxes: $25,428

210 Madison Road

This classic Edgewood home has a center hall, a living room with a distinctive fireplace, a formal dining room with access to a screened-in porch, a kitchen/family room combination with views of the yard, and access to a mud room and a flat, level, landscaped .26 acre. The second floor features a master bedroom suite with a dressing room and bath, as well as three additional bedrooms and a hall bath, while a separate wing offers a fifth bedroom and third full bath. There is also a full attic and basement.

Sale Price: $1,180,000
Taxes: $25,510

Featured Listings:

93 Carthage Road, Scarsdale

A stunning young Colonial fully appointed with top-of-the-line finishes and every amenity. Grand entry hall provides wonderful flow with perfect access to all first floor rooms. Second floor features a generous landing and four bedrooms, including a master suite with tray ceiling, two walk-in closets, dressing area, office area and fabulous bath. Second floor has been plumbed for a third bath. The lower level recreation room/bath, comprised of over 1,100 additional square feet, offers the perfect complement to the first floor. Beautifully maintained and improved, this 5-zone heat, 3-zone air home is ideally situated near the school, shops, transportation, as well as the town pool and fields. For more information, click here.

List Price: $2,050,000

7 Meadow Road, Scarsdale

Beautiful level property surrounds this 4 bedroom 2.2 bath split level home on a lush .48 acre. Your imagination and tender love care, will create a lovely living space as is, or, use the property's potential to expand and create your own dream house in Scarsdale. There is a generator for the house. Property being sold "as is". Walk to elementary school. Bus to Junior high and high school. For more information, click here.

List Price: $1,150,000

Open Houses:

53 Lincoln Road, Scarsdale
Public Open House: Sunday, October 4, 2015 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Stunning new custom seven-bedroom, six-and-a-half bath home in prestigious Heathcote is move-in ready for you. This breathtaking stone and cedar Colonial, with distinctive wrap-around porch and sweeping circular drive, nests on a lush .66 acre with room for pool. Elegantly paneled center hall foyer ushers guests into a 7,974 square foot living space, including formal living room with marble fireplace, dining room with coffered ceilings and Butler's pantry, 9 foot ceilings and custom millwork throughout. Gracious open layout showcases a gourmet chef's kitchen with Carrara marble countertops, oversized island and bay breakfast area, adjoined by a Great room with double doors to a sprawling mahogany deck. A sunlit library and a guest bedroom wing off a back hall with mudroom, pantry and heated 3-car garage complete the first floor. Second floor features a master bedroom with tray ceiling, custom-built his and hers walk-in closets, marble bath with radiant heat floor; 4 additional bedrooms with 3 en-suite baths and an extra bonus room that abuts a back staircase. Beautiful 2100 square foot finished lower level with bedroom/bath, and customizable rec room/home theater with optional wet bar, gym, wine cellar. Pre-wired for state-of-the-art smart house, back-up home generator included. Walk to school and close to places of worship. For more information, click here.

List Price: $3,999,000