For $3.8M, this eco-friendly Dobbs Ferry home has Hudson River views, a pool, and a solar-paneled roof
All photos by Dan Milstein
This 3.41-acre hilltop retreat in the village of Dobbs Ferry, NY, only 22 miles from NYC, offers a stunning contemporary home with panoramic views of the Hudson River and Ramapo Mountains as well as landscaped patios, a roof deck, a gunite pool and pool house. The six-bedroom home with a distinctive barreled metal roof, on the market for $3.8 million, sits on land that was once part of a 200-acre estate purchased in 1929 by Joseph Patterson, publisher of the New York Daily News.
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Beneath a barreled roof is an organic floor plan with a two-story living room. Accents include a ceiling-height stone fireplace and a glass wall overlooking a bluestone patio.
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At the heart of the house are a dining room and open chef’s kitchen flanked by a patio. Surrounding rooms include a spacious pantry and a homework room, playroom, den and gym.
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The house offers six bedrooms including a primary suite with its own sun deck. Also present are a guest/nanny suite, a library/office, a mudroom and a three-car garage.
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Outdoor entertaining areas include a rooftop deck with the aforementioned river and mountain views. Surrounding patio space is perfect for alfresco dining. A gunite pool and pool house lie just across the lawn.
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The home was designed in 2007 by Westchester architect Stephen Tilly, whose work focuses on sustainability and renewable energy. The eco-friendly house pairs solar and geothermal heating and cooling systems (with 68 rooftop solar panels), reducing energy usage costs and working independently of the power grid for 6-7 months of the year.
[Listing: 255 Clinton Avenue by Gia M. Young of William Pitt • Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty]
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All photos by Dan Milstein