New City's Most Expensive Home: Perfect For Holiday Entertaining

NEW CITY, NY— What a great home to celebrate the holidays. This French Chateau-style mansion is the most expensive house on the market in New City. And it's perfect for entertaining, whether you're having guests to stay or inviting friends and family members for a holiday feast.

The gourmet kitchen can be the center of the party, where people can move in and out or settle by one of the house's many fireplaces nearby.

Here are all the details:

• Address: 344 Pleasant Hill Dr, New City, New York
• Price: $2,300,000
• Square Feet: 7975
• Bedrooms: 7
• Bathrooms: 6 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 2000
• Features: Luxury at your fingertips, from the French Chateau with heated in-ground pool, to the detailed and polished round entrance, leading to a hall coupled with only the best limestone flooring. The finest aspects of the house include the huge gourmand's kitchen, the 10' wide 40' long center hall, the fireplace, spacious dining room, movie room, and square footage beyond your wildest dreams. Almost every bedroom includes a private bathroom and walk in closet, making your room a place you may never want to leave, unless it is to go outside to one of two of your very own private terraces. These terraces provide a tranquil setting to sit back, and enjoy the scenario of green, that surrounds your home and provides you nothing shy of complete privacy. Large vibrant trees and greenery surround the property, creating a scene that can only be made better, by enjoying it from your own private extravagant pool. But this pool can also be used for large parties, where guests can enjoy a 3500 SQF finished basement and then jump in to a heated beautiful pool. Finally, two separate garages are a part of the house, providing ample parking for guests, or ample space for a collection of about 7-8 cars. Feel free to contact me and my colleague Mikhail for any details and showings ( 347-4682222 )

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