As featured in Elle Decor, with interiors designed by the world-renowned designer Steven Gambrel, Oakledge represents one of the most admired properties in all of Westchester County. Nestled on one of the largest properties in Bronxville, with complete privacy and beautifully landscaped grounds by the award-winning landscape architect James Doyle, this architectural masterpiece blends historic pedigree with refined modern living.
Originally built by Bronxville magnate John Masterton and later redesigned by the legendary architect Lewis Bowman, the residence was recently transformed by acclaimed architect Boris Baranovich.
Spanning over 11,000...
As featured in Elle Decor, with interiors designed by the world-renowned designer Steven Gambrel, Oakledge represents one of the most admired properties in all of Westchester County. Nestled on one of the largest properties in Bronxville, with complete privacy and beautifully landscaped grounds by the award-winning landscape architect James Doyle, this architectural masterpiece blends historic pedigree with refined modern living.
Originally built by Bronxville magnate John Masterton and later redesigned by the legendary architect Lewis Bowman, the residence was recently transformed by acclaimed architect Boris Baranovich.
Spanning over 11,000 square feet, the home unfolds with extraordinary scale and composition, offering six bedrooms, six full baths, four powder rooms, multiple fireplaces, and a remarkable lower level complete with a climate-controlled wine cellar, gym and dedicated creative space.
A true legacy and trophy estate with a very short walk to the train and school, this home truly provides country living with a short drive or train ride to New York City.
As featured in Elle Decor, with interiors designed by the world-renowned designer Steven Gambrel, Oakledge represents one of the most admired properties in all of Westchester County. Nestled on one of the largest properties in Bronxville, with complete privacy and beautifully landscaped grounds by the award-winning landscape architect James Doyle, this architectural masterpiece blends historic pedigree with refined modern living.
Originally built by Bronxville magnate John Masterton and later redesigned by the legendary architect Lewis Bowman, the residence was recently transformed by acclaimed architect Boris Baranovich.
Spanning over 11,000 square feet, the home unfolds with extraordinary scale and composition, offering six bedrooms, six full baths, four powder rooms, multiple fireplaces, and a remarkable lower level complete with a climate-controlled wine cellar, gym and dedicated creative space.
A true legacy and trophy estate with a very short walk to the train and school, this home truly provides country living with a short drive or train ride to New York City.
