Palm Springs Mid-century Meets Historic Tuxedo Park: A Rare And Exceptional Offering, This Exquisitely Restored Mid-century Residence Combines The Timeless Appeal Of Palm Springs Design With The Storied Elegance Of Tuxedo Park. Originally Constructed In The Late 19th Century As A Stone Ice House On The Henry W. Poor Estate, This Home Was Transformed In The 1950s Into A Striking Mid-century Modern Retreat. Today, It Has Been Fully Reimagined And Meticulously Renovated By Its Owner/designer—whose Work Has Been Featured In Architectural Digest, The Wall Street Journal, And Cottages & Gardens, Among Others. Set On 2.6 Acres Of Lush, Manicured Grounds Overlooking Tuxedo Lake, The Home Offers A Tranquil Escape Just 55 Minutes From Manhattan—with Train Access For Added Convenience. Its Clean Lines, Minimalist Aesthetic, And Seamless Indoor-outdoor Integration Evoke The Spirit Of Both The Hudson Valley And Southern California Modernism. Inside, You’ll Find Soaring Ceilings, Floor-to-ceiling Glass Walls, And Beautifully Restored Stonework Finished With Intricate Parging (plasterwork Over Stone). Natural Materials—wood, Brick, Stone, Metal, And Glass—have Been Expertly Used Throughout To Create A Warm, Modern, And Organic Environment. A New Designer Kitchen And 2.5 Luxurious Baths Enhance The Home’s Functionality And Appeal. The Residence May Be Offered Turn-key, With Furnishings Available At An Additional Cost. The Grounds: The Gardens Are A Curated Masterpiece, Once Part Of The Legacy Collection For The Co-founder Of The Standard & Poor’s Index. Highlights Include: Massive Syrian Urns And Edo-period Japanese Pagoda Lanterns; Period Stone Steps With Balustrades; Antique Concrete Benches, Bird Feeders, And Planters; Tranquil Herringbone-pattern Brick Pathways; A Formal Allie Of Linden Trees; Sweeping Lake Views And Peaceful Outdoor Spaces. This Is A Unique Opportunity To Own An Architecturally Significant, Impeccably Restored Home In One Of New York’s Most Exclusive And Historic Enclaves, Tuxedo Park. Find Your One - Palm Spring Mid Century.