A unique luxury—top of the line! We invite you to take a walk around this immaculate stone colonial masterpiece in the heart of Roslyn Country Club.
Good luck awaits the fortunate purchaser of this 6-bedroom, 4.5 bath home sitting on .41 acres. In a local area which includes many top-of-the-line residences, this is clearly among the best of the best.
Take the double doors into a two-story entry parlor with two guest closets and a designer powder room. There is a stunning marble and glass checkerboard floor. To the right of the foyer is an elegant living room with wide plank hardwood oak flooring and Marvin windows (throughout) which pour light into the space, allowing the exquisite wainscoting and millwork to dance on the walls.
Enjoy a spacious dining room with direct access to a butler’s pantry. The butler’s pantry includes a 45 bottle wine refrigerator and an ice maker plus a roomy pantry closet with pull out shelves. The gourmet kitchen is a longed for. The finest shaker soft close cabinets and white glass counter tops with Carrera marble backsplash. The kitchen includes a professional gas Wolf dual oven and range top, plus an additional Wolf wall oven and microwave. Two sinks, two dishwashers a pot filler and the centerpiece of the kitchen a twin glass front Sub-Zero refrigeration unit. All of the wonderful features create a space that is perfect for working and serving while also accommodating a spacious eat-in dining table.
Off the kitchen is a hallway leading to a first floor office or bedroom, which is attached to a full bathroom. Home has a fully equipped laundry room, mudroom with outdoor exit, and a generous two car garage with an over-sized storage space.
The exterior of the home is surrounded by exquisite landscaping with artfully well maintained shrubbery. It is just a sneak peek of the perfection to be seen within the residence.
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About Roslyn Heights NY
Most of Roslyn's historic homes are located in the low-lying areas away from the harbor and were built in the same era, the mid-1800's. Most are also painted in the same color scheme, with black shutters and white shingles. The homes, however, are built in a smattering of styles: Greek Revival, Italianate, French Second Empire and Federal.
By modern standards, the typical home isn't huge, usually measuring around 2,500 square feet, though most have at least three bedrooms, brokers say. The lots, though, are tiny, a quarter acre or smaller, and with tall ridges behind them, are often cloaked in shadows.
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