Perched at the edge of the 400-acre Granite Mountain Preserve, 29 Tyler Road is a masterfully reimagined modern treehouse that blends bold, expressive architecture with an unparalleled connection to nature. Originally designed by architects in the 1970s and now completely transformed by award-winning design studio Dean & Dahl—featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Vogue, and Hudson Valley Magazine—this glass-walled sanctuary spans 2.78 private wooded acres and feels like a retreat in the treetops. Inside, one-inch thick reclaimed maple chevron floors anchor a soaring interior centered by a sculptural plaster hearth, with floor-to-ceiling...
Perched at the edge of the 400-acre Granite Mountain Preserve, 29 Tyler Road is a masterfully reimagined modern treehouse that blends bold, expressive architecture with an unparalleled connection to nature. Originally designed by architects in the 1970s and now completely transformed by award-winning design studio Dean & Dahl—featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Vogue, and Hudson Valley Magazine—this glass-walled sanctuary spans 2.78 private wooded acres and feels like a retreat in the treetops. Inside, one-inch thick reclaimed maple chevron floors anchor a soaring interior centered by a sculptural plaster hearth, with floor-to-ceiling windows wrapping around an open living and dining area. The chef’s kitchen is a work of art in itself, with polished concrete countertops, reeded custom cabinetry, and hand-pressed Clé tile finishes. The lofted primary suite floats above it all with panoramic views into the canopy and a newly renovated terrazzo rain shower bath. Additional spaces include a whimsical triple-bunk bedroom, a walk-out guest suite, and even a climate-controlled grow room for plant enthusiasts. Outside, moss-covered boulders and stone paths lead to a private treetop deck—ideal for morning coffee or evening cocktails under the stars. Trails begin right at your back door. Located just 2.7 miles from the Taconic Parkway and 10.8 miles from Metro-North, this is a one-of-a-kind escape where exceptional design meets wilderness—just an hour from Midtown Manhattan.
Perched at the edge of the 400-acre Granite Mountain Preserve, 29 Tyler Road is a masterfully reimagined modern treehouse that blends bold, expressive architecture with an unparalleled connection to nature. Originally designed by architects in the 1970s and now completely transformed by award-winning design studio Dean & Dahl—featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, Vogue, and Hudson Valley Magazine—this glass-walled sanctuary spans 2.78 private wooded acres and feels like a retreat in the treetops. Inside, one-inch thick reclaimed maple chevron floors anchor a soaring interior centered by a sculptural plaster hearth, with floor-to-ceiling windows wrapping around an open living and dining area. The chef’s kitchen is a work of art in itself, with polished concrete countertops, reeded custom cabinetry, and hand-pressed Clé tile finishes. The lofted primary suite floats above it all with panoramic views into the canopy and a newly renovated terrazzo rain shower bath. Additional spaces include a whimsical triple-bunk bedroom, a walk-out guest suite, and even a climate-controlled grow room for plant enthusiasts. Outside, moss-covered boulders and stone paths lead to a private treetop deck—ideal for morning coffee or evening cocktails under the stars. Trails begin right at your back door. Located just 2.7 miles from the Taconic Parkway and 10.8 miles from Metro-North, this is a one-of-a-kind escape where exceptional design meets wilderness—just an hour from Midtown Manhattan.
