Rockland County's 3 Most Expensive Houses For Sale

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1. 1 Castle Rd., Piermont, NY 10968 - Listed for $5,500,000

Designed by McKim and Mead White, this 15,500-square-foot Beaux-Arts style residence was built in 1892 and features over 30 rooms, according to the property’s description.

Located on 18 acres, this property offers a separate cottage, a two-story barn with classic cupola and an in-ground pool, the description says.

The property features traditional architectural details, including ornate moldings, coffered ceilings, outstanding palladium windows, a grand staircase, 18th or 19th century Italian Renaissance paneling, an elevator, a billiards room, an old style walk-in safe and two kitchens, the description says.

Read more about the property here.

2. 7 Voorhis Pt., Nyack, NY 10960 - Listed for $4,900,000

This new Colonial Revival manor house on a private enclave of the Hudson Riverside features a dock, according to the property’s description, as well as heated flagstone steps that lead to the two-story entrance hall with leaded glass, a Chippendale staircase, an elevator and a marble powder room.

The first floor features an upscale kitchen, a spacious parlor with a marble fireplace, high coffered ceilings, three sets of French doors that open to the riverside flagstone terrace and twin columned galleries, a formal dining room, a library, a guest room with full bathroom and a breakfast room, the description says.

The upstairs master suite features two en-suite master bathrooms, two dressing rooms and French doors that lead to a private river-view balcony, the description says. Second and third guest rooms also face the river with en-suite bathrooms, and one has a private balcony.

The lower level of the house features a finished recreational room and a home gym, the description says.

Read more about the property here.

3. 64 Ludlow Ln., Palisades, NY 10964 - Listed for $4,800,000

“Seven Oaks,” the oldest estate property in Snedens Landing, is on the market for the first time in 38 years, according to the property’s description.

“[It’s] loved and cherished by current owners for its romantic style and bucolic setting.”

Built in 1862, the 7,772-square-foot Gothic Revival, nestled on a 4.29-acre property subdivided into two lots, features gardens, an in-ground pool and two original outbuildings, the description says.

“Its architectural distinction intrigues the viewer and relaxes the mind from the hum-drum and burden of the ordinary.”

The property’s defining feature, according to the description is its steeply pitched cross gable slate roof with large decorative dormers, a large wrap around veranda and three-story bay windows on the east side of the house.

The home’s interior features oversized landings on all three levels, high ceilings, decorative moldings and panelled doors, oversized windows, 11 fireplaces, a sun porch and more, the description says.

Views of the Hudson River can be seen from the upper floors of the home, the description says, and the home is about 25 minutes away from New York City.

Read more about the property here.

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