A French Norman-Style Manor in Locust Valley Seeks $9.8M
An octagonal addition makes this home with pool, tennis court, elevator, and wine cellar even more special.
An octagonal addition makes this home with pool, tennis court, elevator, and wine cellar even more special.
This historic 1926 French Normandy estate dubbed "Wyomissing" sits on six-plus acres in Matinecock, New York. The home was originally built for J.D. Lyons by Delano and Aldrich, but has since been updated by architect Oliver Cope, interior designer Miles Redd, and landscape architect Ed Hollander. An octagonal room was added in the renovation.
Throughout, you’ll find antique parquet wood floors, 12 fireplaces, and fine paneling and moldings. Plus, the exquisite property features a pool, pool house, tennis court, outdoor kitchen, elevator, 3,000-bottle wine cellar, and art studio.
Listing Details
Bedrooms: 9
Baths: 10 full, 2 partial
Year Built: 1926
Square Feet: 12,000
Plot Size: 6.33 acres
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