A spectacular 38-foot orangerie opens through French doors to a formal parterre garden with a central fountain and private courtyard, creating one of the most memorable indoor-outdoor settings in Tuxedo Park. Designed for quiet mornings, elegant entertaining, and every season in between, the gardens are the heart of The Hunting Lodge and define the home’s extraordinary sense of place.

Originally built in 1890 as part of the Richard Delafield Estate, The Hunting Lodge is one of Tuxedo Park’s enduring architectural treasures. Set behind historic stone walls on nearly three private acres, the property unfolds through curated gardens, fieldstone steps leading to a sweeping meadow, a natural stream, and an apple-and-pear orchard, creating a setting that feels both timeless and quietly secluded.

Thoughtfully restored over the years, the residence honors its historic character while embracing the ease of modern living. High ceilings, original architectural details, crown moldings, beautiful wood and tile floors, and abundant natural light create interiors that are elegant without feeling formal.

Designed for comfortable single-level living, the home offers a generously scaled primary suite with windows on two exposures and custom California Closets, along with two additional bedrooms that provide flexibility for guests, a home office, or everyday living.

Complete privacy and an unmistakable sense of place define the property, yet it is just moments from the historic Tuxedo Club, where private membership offers golf, racquet sports, boating, dining, and a vibrant social tradition. Village residents also enjoy access to the Wee Wah Beach Club, a beautiful waterfront park with swimming, volleyball, a playground, and lakefront recreation.

Set within the gated village of Tuxedo Park, less than an hour from Manhattan, The Hunting Lodge offers an exceptional combination of architectural heritage, privacy, and Hudson Valley living.