Stratton-White Mansion On Peninsula In Westchester

NEW ROCHELLE, NY — Built in 1890 and designed by architects Sydney Stratton and Stanford White, "All View" is the epitome of grand estates. The grounds were initially conceived by the Frederick Law Olmsted, who co-designed Central Park. And then there's the house. This listing originally appeared on realtor.com.

• Address: 116 Premium Pt, New Rochelle, New York
• Price: $18,950,000
• Square Feet: 23000
• Bedrooms: 13
• Bathrooms: 9 Full and 4 Half Baths
• Built: 1890
• Features: "All View" is a grand estate boasting 23,000 square feet on a three-acre peninsula. The home is comprised of 13 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, 9 fireplaces, a cinema, wine cellar, billiard room, staff quarters, sun porch/gym, 4 kitchens, formal dining room, formal living room, family room, library, custom closets throughout, and a six-car garage. The kitchens boast appliances that include custom La Cornue and Viking ranges, and two Gaggenau ovens. Built in 1890 and designed by architects Sydney Stratton and Stanford White, there is an extravagance to the estate — hand plastered vaulted ceilings, diamond leaded gallery of windows, a gilded central staircase, two-story white marble columns, including rare Onyx, and parquet floors finished in Oak, Grey French Wax, and Ebony. The grounds, initially conceived by Frederick Law Olmsted, now include a private beach, boat dock, badminton/mini-tennis/basketball court and a newly refurbished 30' x 60' mosaic glass swimming pool and a built-in hot tub.

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