LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 15–29 July.
Accepting starting bids through 14 July.
Starting bids expected between $3M–$5M.
Earn an incentive by 14 July.
A century of intention lives in this land. Set across 280+ acres of Catskill Mountain wilderness just over two hours from Manhattan, the Erpf Estate is a rare convergence of soul and scale—a working compound where every structure, path, and sculpture was placed with purpose. The restored colonial manor unfolds across expansive decks and wide lawns, its meditative cupola rising above gardens that give way to forest and sky. A covered cedar staircase descends to the brick gate house, where three...
LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 15–29 July.
Accepting starting bids through 14 July.
Starting bids expected between $3M–$5M.
Earn an incentive by 14 July.
A century of intention lives in this land. Set across 280+ acres of Catskill Mountain wilderness just over two hours from Manhattan, the Erpf Estate is a rare convergence of soul and scale—a working compound where every structure, path, and sculpture was placed with purpose. The restored colonial manor unfolds across expansive decks and wide lawns, its meditative cupola rising above gardens that give way to forest and sky. A covered cedar staircase descends to the brick gate house, where three independent apartments frame a semi-circular pond along moss-lined bluestone paths. Beyond, a heated pool and bluestone terrace, a five-stall horse barn, a polo field, a tennis court, and an office cabin in the trees complete a property designed for every season of life. At the estate's heart, a 1,680-foot stone maze built in 1965 by sculptor Michael Ayrton, the only one of its kind since antiquity, stands as both landmark and invitation. Two trout streams and ten miles of trail do the rest.
LUXURY PROPERTY AUCTION: 15–29 July.
Accepting starting bids through 14 July.
Starting bids expected between $3M–$5M.
Earn an incentive by 14 July.
A century of intention lives in this land. Set across 280+ acres of Catskill Mountain wilderness just over two hours from Manhattan, the Erpf Estate is a rare convergence of soul and scale—a working compound where every structure, path, and sculpture was placed with purpose. The restored colonial manor unfolds across expansive decks and wide lawns, its meditative cupola rising above gardens that give way to forest and sky. A covered cedar staircase descends to the brick gate house, where three independent apartments frame a semi-circular pond along moss-lined bluestone paths. Beyond, a heated pool and bluestone terrace, a five-stall horse barn, a polo field, a tennis court, and an office cabin in the trees complete a property designed for every season of life. At the estate's heart, a 1,680-foot stone maze built in 1965 by sculptor Michael Ayrton, the only one of its kind since antiquity, stands as both landmark and invitation. Two trout streams and ten miles of trail do the rest.
