This property is on the market for $28,500,000 listed with Douglas Elliman.

Originally a farmhouse and farm dating back to 1850, Land’s End Manor—set in a region dubbed the ‘New Hamptons’ for those in the know—was transformed into a grand Georgian Colonial mansion during the Roaring Twenties by one of the most notable architecture firms of the 20th century, Walker & Gillette.

The manor house offers 13,000 square feet of living space featuring incredible period detail and offers 7 bedrooms, while an additional guest house on the property provides an additional 6 bedrooms of accomodation.

Set within a bucolic estate with woodland, horse pastures, manicured gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, the property also comes with green 5-box horse stables and a working farm, framed by views of the Long Island Sound.

A green house and a swimming pool and Georgian pool house completes the estate.

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