In Upstate New York, a Monumental Cor-Ten Steel and Stone Home Asks $2.5M
Designed by William Reue, the AIA award-winning residence abuts the 2,500-acre Awosting Reserve.
Designed by William Reue, the AIA award-winning residence abuts the 2,500-acre Awosting Reserve.
Location: Gardiner, New York
Price: $2,500,000
Architect: William Reue
Year Built: 2012
Footprint: 4,071 square feet (four bedrooms, four full and one half baths)
Lot Size: 8.49 acres
From the Agent: "A captivating fusion of cutting-edge design and unrivaled sophistication, this architectural marvel redefines the boundaries of modern country living, seamlessly blending sleek aesthetics with advanced technological integration. Sited on 8.49 boulder-strewn acres, with no neighbors in sight, A House in the Woods abuts the 2,500-acre Awosting Reserve. The home is reached from a dead-end street and a stone-filled drive that winds pass a 25-foot-high, undulating Cor-Ten steel wall. Step inside and be greeted by natural light streaming through 15-foot floor-to-ceiling windows."
The home is set on a serene site in Gardiner, New York, just about an hour and a half from Manhattan.
Photo by Nick Laroche
Photo by Nick Laroche
Hardwood floors line the 4,071-square-foot interior.
Photo by Nick Laroche
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