Francine Liza

Welcome to Tanglewood at 72 Lookout Road. Originally designed in the 1930s as a private salon for piano concerts and painting exhibitions, Tanglewood is a rare and refined residence tucked behind the gates of historic Tuxedo Park, just one hour from Midtown Manhattan. Set on nearly an acre of beautifully landscaped, park-like grounds, the home is filled with natural light and framed by

Grandfathered 2-acre parcel located on northern end of Tuxedo Park surrounded by stunning historic homes built by some of the most renowned architects of the last century. On the register of historic places since 1980 Tuxedo Park has been and continues to be a rare find. With 3 pristine lakes surrounded by the Ramapo Mountains. Village offers Swimming, Boating and endless miles of hiking trails

Welcome to this stunning, awe-inspiring historic treasure. Once the Sloat House & Inn originally built in 1755 served as a command post. Operated by the Sloat family the inn offered lodging and meals to the Continental Troops, including General George Washington. Understandable has earned its place on the National Register. This authentic exquisite home is now available for the first time in over

Historic 1890 carriage house set back on a corner lot with lush lawn, mature plantings, trees and other natural fencing. This charming nearly 2,400 sq. ft. cottage boasts perfect combination of old-world charm with great high ceilings and open space and flow for current desired lifestyle. Exceptional wainscot paneling, original stable wood and wrought iron door, posts and other details transports

Lakefront Lakehouse Retreat – 52 Miles to Midtown NYC Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience in this stunning lakehouse just 52 miles to Midtown Manhattan—an exceptional opportunity for a full-time residence or weekend escape close to NYC. Set on nearly a half-acre with approximately 140 feet of private lake frontage on beautiful Truesdale Lake, this charming lakefront home

On top of a scenic mountain with nearby lakes and within beautiful gate-guarded Tuxedo Park, the“ Loomis Lab” is a three story stone and timbered mansion built in 1901 for Spencer Trask, philanthropist and founder of art colony Yaddo and features Tiffany windows and spectacular vaulted ceilings in many rooms with stunning plaster ceiling and many large fireplaces. The lead windows and