Mansion, gallery hall, farmhouse, guesthouse, barns, grounds, and 1,118 acres of the western Catskills.
Restored principal rooms — original plasterwork, wainscoting, chandeliers, and period architectural detail throughout. For cleared reference images (previous-owner artwork and furniture removed), see the scout gallery. Contact us to request the production location deck.








Aerial and elevated views of the Italian garden and formal lawns — plus south facade, copper roof, lake, and grounds. See the standalone conservatory in Gallery Hall & Conservatory (§3). The mansion has a full perimeter roof walkway on the original copper roof — see Roof Walkway below.
















Full perimeter walk on the mansion's original copper roof — verdigris balustrade, classical window lines, and elevated views over the Italian garden, lake, and Catskills. Suitable for exterior photography and film; subject to safety review and prior written approval.



The gallery hall — attached to the mansion, formerly a gymnasium — clear-span, high ceiling, natural light. Adjoining it on the garden terrace, a standalone conservatory: originally a picnic pavilion, later used as a greenhouse. The cleared conservatory reference shows container plantings digitally removed; physical plants remain on site pending move-out. Interior ceiling work is in progress.




7-bedroom farmhouse on the farm acreage — period interiors, original hardwood floors, stained-glass transom windows, stone fireplace.
4-bedroom guesthouse — private from the main estate.
Red gambrel barn, dairy outbuildings, milking parlour, metal storage barn, and working farm acreage on the farmside campus.















1,118 private acres — fields, ~580 acres of managed hardwood forest and trail, river frontage, and the western Catskills. Summer forest photography to follow.




















Historical photographs and documents — the estate from 1915 to 1946.
A location deck with additional photography and details is available to qualified productions and event inquiries.
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