Known as THE HUNTING LODGE, this restored 1890 residence was originally part of the RICHARD DELAFIELD ESTATE.

Set behind stone walls within nearly three acres of curated gardens, an apple and pear orchard, and a sweeping meadow, The Hunting Lodge offers a rare opportunity to own one of Tuxedo Park’s most distinctive historic properties — just forty miles from New York City.

Thoughtfully renovated to preserve its architectural character, the residence embodies a refined and understated elegance suited to modern living. All on one level, the spacious interior features high ceilings, crown moldings, beautiful wood and tile floors, and generous windows that fill the home with natural light.

At its heart is a thirty-eight-foot orangerie, where French doors open to a formal parterre garden and fountain, exquisitely illuminated in the evening and creating a seamless connection between house and landscape.

Beautifully suited to both quiet retreat and gracious entertaining, the residence is equally compelling as a full-time home or an exceptional weekend escape.

The primary suite is notably spacious, with windows on two exposures and custom California Closets. Two additional bedrooms, a full en suite bath, and a powder room provide flexibility for a home office, comfortable guest accommodations, and effortless weekend living.