The renovation of this 1929 Georgian Revival residence reimagines a historic structure for modern living, while carefully preserving its timeless architectural character. Originally constructed with stately proportions, arched openings, and a classic red brick façade, the home’s exterior conveys dignity and permanence. Detailed craftsmanship, from pedimented gables to ornamental balustrades, speaks to its heritage, while the interiors introduce a strikingly contemporary vocabulary. The result is a dialogue between tradition and modernity, creating a home that exceeds industry standards in beauty, livability, and performance.

Altogether, the residence spans 5,000 square feet, its scale offering openness while maintaining intimacy across its varied spaces. The project demonstrates how historic architecture can be respectfully adapted to create a home that is timeless, innovative, and restorative. Sweeping vistas of the Hudson River and surrounding landscape provide a fitting conclusion to the experience: a residence that marries architectural excellence with its environment, offering beauty, dignity, and inspiration both within and beyond its walls.

Westchester County, New York
5,000 square feet