Located in the small community of Bedford Corners, in New York State, this hundred-year-old mansion looks like something straight out of a period drama, but promises some pretty modern and luxurious amenities as well.
The manor was built in 1902 for the Darlington family and lies at the heart of a 51-acre estate one of the highest points in Westchester County. The photos which come with this listing indicate that the grounds haven’t been kept up recently, though there’s plenty of potential there and with a bit work the property could look really nice.
Unfortunately no photos of the interior have been made available at this time, however the listing’s description does mention paneled drawing rooms, a Baronial oak staircase, bay windows with window seats, coffered ceilings, and oak paneled doors, as well as a full attic with access to the tower which offers panoramic 360-degree views. Other features include Versailles gardens (well, at the possibility of something like that) and a fountain, an English croquet court, a 25′ by 50′ pool, and a guest/pool house.
The price for this intriguing stone mansion is $20 million.
