David Turner

The original Haines Family Farm on nearly 14 acres is a remarkable country compound along a beautiful and historic Bedford road. Filled with character at every turn, the seven bedroom, five bath farmhouse is wonderfully authentic and well maintained. Expanded in the 1800s and then again in the 1930s, the public rooms are all nicely proportioned with higher ceilings, built in cabinetry, and seven

Handsome brick Georgian Colonial set on three and half acres in Irvington's much sought-after Matthiessen Park. Adjacent to the Croton Aqueduct, the property is private, pastoral and simply stunning. Designed by Dupont architect James M. Scheiner in 1929 for the Barry family, the house is authentic and pure. High ceilings frame large public rooms-all with a view towards the Hudson River.

Rooted in the aesthetic of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonia District and inspired by the classic era of mid-century design, Moradia is abrand-new community of to-be-built, high-end residences. Located along a picturesque road in historic Ossining, NY, each home is set on a beautiful parcel of virgin land. The homesites are elevated and private-ranging between 1 1/2 and 3 acres. Masia, is the first

Historic Winterburn Farm is a spectacular 42 acre estate compound with sweeping views of the Hudson and Palisades beyond. Located in Westchester's bucolic hamlet of Pocantico Hills, the property offers the beauty and serenity of the country within 30 miles of Manhattan. The main residence, designed for Rodman Rockefeller by Architect Richard P. Donahue, is mid century modern. The home's central