Courtesy: Ellis Sotheby's Intl Realty
845-353-4250
KoiHaus, a mid-century modern home on 3.16 acres, tucked away on a secluded road near the banks of the Hudson River—just a stone’s throw from the legendary 1890s McKim, Mead & White masterpiece, Lord’s Castle. This architectural gem is a masterclass in organic design, orchestrating a brilliant dialogue between mid-century modern aesthetics and the spiritual heritage of Japanese landscaping. KoiHaus is more than just a luxury residence; it is a living sanctuary where home and nature exist as one. The landscape is as important as the architectural design. The landscape architect designed the gardens from inside out - thru its 100 windows. There is harmony between the home's natural setting and the architectural design. The home rises from the site line as one approaches it, going past the 13 ft tall steel elephant in the front yard, that moves naturally by the wind. True to the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, KoiHaus utilizes clean lines and geometric shapes, that are softened by its Japanese gardens and landscape. The structure is composed of five interconnected boxes, wrapped in an exterior palette of concrete, stucco, stone, and rich hardwood, all capped by a durable, 50-year roof. What truly defines the exterior, however, is its relationship with light. Its many windows of varying shapes and sizes, framing shifting natural portraits throughout the day. Every detail leans into sleek minimalism. Broad, flat moldings complement natural stone walls, while pocket doors are utilized throughout to maximize room volume and echo Japanese sliding screens. Premium finishes include polished bluestone countertops KoiHaus' defining engineering feature is its split-foundation design. Technically it is two independent structures joined by a dramatic glass-and-steel bridge. Beneath this bridge flows a continuous, sprawling koi pond that meanders under and around the house. From almost any vantage point, residents can look out to watch Nishikigoi—the "living jewels" of Japan—swimming gracefully in their natural habitat. In Japanese philosophy, the koi represents perseverance, strength, harmony, and transformation. Spanning approximately 5,800 sqft of meticulously planned living space, the estate balances Grand-Scale entertaining with intimate comfort: 1) Main & Upper Levels (3,700 sqft): Features a massive chef’s kitchen with a vast walk-in pantry, a dining room perfectly positioned for sunset views, and bamboo flooring throughout. 2) Walk-Out Lower Level (2,000 sqft): This level is above-grade on two sides, large fitness room with a wall of windows (could function as another den), home theater, wet bar room and full bath. A hot tub is conviently located outside its back doors. 3) The Annex: A 1,000 sqft semi-finished space w/climate control offers endless options. Currently used as a practice room for the band! 6,800sf total. Property Specifications: Total sqft: 5,800 + 1,000sqft in the annex. Bedrooms, 4 (possible 6 to 7). Baths, 4. Outdoor living, 1,500sqft of premium IPE decking. Garage: 2 car with duallifts to accommodate 4 vehicles. Climate Control: full zoone heating and central air conitioning throughout. The structure was designed by the acclaimed bi-coastal architect Brian Spence, AIA (NYC & LA), and the landscape was designed by renowned Japanese garden expert Asher Browne. While KoiHaus feels like a world unto itself, it is remarkably connected. Located near the historic Hudson Riverfront village of Piermont, it offers from five-star dining, local marinas, vibrant farmers markets, and a pristine 700-acre state park. Commuting is effortlessly simple: it is a mere 6 minutes to the Mario Cuomo Bridge (connecting to Metro-North for a straight shot into Grand Central) and just 15 minutes to the George Washington Bridge into Manhattan. For the connoisseur of art, architecture, and mindful living, it becomes instantly clear upon arrival: KoiHaus. Nothing Compares.
Courtesy: Imagine Properties NY
845-398-1717
Discover this stunning newer-build custom bi-level home, thoughtfully designed to make the most of its scenic sloping lot and exceptional outdoor spaces. Perfectly positioned near all major highways, this property offers both convenience and tranquility—an ideal blend for today’s lifestyle. Step inside to find a flexible layout perfectly suited for multi-family living, with spacious, sun-filled rooms and modern finishes throughout. The home features a two-car garage, ample storage, and a versatile lower level that opens up even more opportunities for extended living or guest accommodations. Outdoors, the property truly shines. Multiple decks and patios create inviting spaces for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the surrounding landscape. Beautiful masonry work adds warmth, character, and timeless appeal, while the expansive yard provides endless possibilities for gardening, play, or gathering with friends and family. A rare combination of thoughtful design, custom craftsmanship, and abundant outdoor living—this bi-level home offers comfort, flexibility, and style in a location that can’t be beat.
Courtesy: Christie's Int. Real Estate
845-512-5112
Enchanted Treetops Estate, a gated 19th century Second Empire mansion, circa 1859, on over seven acres of bucolic privacy, specimen trees and the great lawn. Home of noted perfume package designer Marc Rosen and his late wife, beloved actress Arlene Dahl. Outstanding period details include very high ceilings, grand double door center hall entry, wide plaster moldings, floor-to-ceiling windows, mahogany grand staircase handrail, glamorous reception rooms with many marble mantles, window seats, arches and pocket doors. Second floor, a luxe owner's bedroom with ensuite bath, two more bedrooms and bath, plus three bedrooms, a family room and and bath on third level. Charming country kitchen features a brick fireplace and a cozy sitting/dining area leading to a matching rear gallery overlooking trees, an in-ground pool and a sizable barn with stalls for cars. The home's structural integrity features brick interior walls for fireproofing and superb insolation in heat and cold. Once a gentleman's farm, it is the former weekend home of the president of the Cunard Lines, and is one of several grand estates within the fabled hamlets of Piermont, Sparkill and Snedens Landing. Treetops Estate is about half an hour's drive from Manhattan, via the beautiful scenic Hudson-view Palisades Parkway. Additional Information: Amenities:Guest Quarters,Storage,ParkingFeatures:3 Car Detached,
Sparkill is located in New York. Sparkill, New York has a population of 1,337. Sparkill is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 39.33% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 40.47%.
The median household income in Sparkill, New York is $148,333. The median household income for the surrounding county is $99,707 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Sparkill is 39.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.2 inches per year, with 27.1 inches of snow per year.
