This Historic Landmark , The Hendrickson-ely-brower House Also Known As “locust Hill” Is Recorded In Roslyn Landmark Society And Registered As A National Historic Place . This Historic Gem Is On Top Of The Hill With Panoramic Views To Hempstead Harbor , Gerry Park With A Breath Taking Land Escaping And Roslyn Pond. . Built In 1836 And Expanded In 1926 By The Renowned Architect Bradley Delehanty, This Landmark Home Embodies The Essence Of Meticulous Restoration And Pays Homage To Its Rich History; Therefore, This National Historic Jewel Was Exhibited On The Roslyn Landmark Society's House Tours In 1962, 1963, And 1984. Within Its Walls, Locust Hill Boasts A Formal Dining Room, An Expansive Living Room, Eight Bedrooms, Six And A Half Bathrooms, And Over Four Acres Of Lush Greenery To Explore. Among Its Remarkable Features Are A Historic Barn/garage, Seven Fireplaces, , A Tennis Court, Spectacular Views, A Wine Cellar, Original Wood Floors Throughout, A Potting Shed, A Charming Nature Inspired Room And Guest Quarters. Come And Breath History In The Heart Of Beautiful Roslyn . Attention Developers! Property Is In The Process Of Being Subdivided To 4 Lots Including Existing House Staying On 1 Acre And 3 More Lots Of 1 Acre Each .