712 Croton Lake Road, Bedford Corners, NY, 10549 | $1,400,000

Located on one of the most coveted and scenic roads in Bedford is "The Woodpile, " five homes built by the Wood family in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Airlie, the final addition to this historic quintet, was built in 1903 in the Tudor Revival style.
With a long, tree-lined driveway winding up the four, parklike acres, you'll be captivated by its rich history and stately presence. Replete with exquisite period details, the rooms are all beautifully proportioned with high ceilings, large closets and ample storage areas throughout. Most of the original features remain intact, exuding character and elegance at every turn. This sophisticated, timeless home offers a unique opportunity to create your own extraordinary residence for today's living. The house boasts an impressive 4, 600 square feet of living space, featuring 7 bedrooms and 4. 5 bathrooms. Airlie is one of the few remaining houses in Westchester with so much original, period detail still intact: five working fireplaces - two with magnificent marble mantels; four porches, including a sleeping porch; 48” wide paned windows, all of the original hardware, fir floors throughout (oak on the interior steps), original fixtures and penny tile in some of the bathrooms, chair and ceiling mouldings, Dutch doors, plaster walls, sconces — and much more. Airlie offers the rare opportunity to restore and update one of Bedford’s most iconic properties. Located just a stone's throw away from the vibrant and highly sought after communities of Mount Kisco, Bedford and Katonah, this home provides easy access to local amenities and a quick drive or train ride to NYC via nearby highways and Metro-North Railroad. Experience the best of both worlds — bucolic, private living with the perks of city accessibility. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history in one of Bedfords foremost estate areas and make 712 croton lake home a part of your history. Additional Information: Amenities: Storage, HeatingFuel: Oil Above Ground,

Features