Real Estate
Wow House: Broadway Producers' Retreat In Westchester
The $13.2 million estate includes sculpture gardens and an amphitheater on its 18 acres.
WACCABUC, NY — Owned by Broadway producers Fran and Barry Weissler, this iconic Westchester estate is a perfect place to relax — and entertain.
Fran Weissler once called it "the house that 'Chicago' built" according to news reports. (The Weissler's revival of the musical is the second-longest running show in Broadway history.) Here's a look at their body of work, on Playbill.
The landscape is so well designed that the custom-built amphitheater, pool and sculpture gardens fit in seamlessly.
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- Address: 35 Schoolhouse Rd, Waccabuc, New York
- Price: $13,200,000
- Square Feet: 8900
- Bedrooms: 8
- Bathrooms: 7 Full and 2 Half Baths
- Built: 1950
- Features: 35 Schoolhouse is a one-of-a-kind private country estate with breathtaking verdant views and an award winning landscape design. Owned by Tony Award winning producers, this stately landscape is its own work of art, offering a custom built amphitheater that has hosted performances by Christopher Plummer, the NY Philharmonic, James Earl Jones, Tommy Tune, Marvin Hamlisch and more. Luxuriously designed with two water features, a Hanneke Beaumont Bronze sculpture, in-ground pool with cabana rooms, a tennis court, a wooded walking path & sculpture gardens, this home is like owning your very own Storm King. Conveniently located only one hour from midtown Manhattan, this 18 acre estate is near Westchester's largest nature preserve & offers the most serene retreat. This home is comprised of a four bedroom main house and a four bedroom guest house with an idyllic layout for seamless entertaining. The interior offers a modern country aesthetic and each room provides its own magical view.
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