AUCTION: Bidder registration deadline: 15 September. See Agent Remarks for more information. Renamor stands as a rare French Provincial estate built in 1928, when a sophisticated New York couple, Renee and George Amory, commissioned a European-inspired retreat whose art collection would later count the Metropolitan Museum of Art among its admirers. The house was built for original owners George Amory, a major stockholder in the container shipping business Sea-Land Freight Company, and his wife Marion Renee, who inspired the Renamor name.

Spanning over 150 private acres within the gated, guarded confines of historic Tuxedo Park, the estate adjoins nearly two thousand acres of protected parkland and old bridle trails, delivering rare privacy just fifty minutes from Manhattan. Three residences totaling over 22,000 square feet include a grand main house with a great hall, banquet dining room, library, wine vault, and former chapel, alongside a fully renovated guest house and a carriage house apartment. A more than one million dollar investment made over a decade ago allows the property to operate entirely off the grid, independent of local utilities, with net-zero energy integration including a microgrid system. A boathouse on Tuxedo Lake, log cabin, spa, tea house, tennis court, and dual pools complete this landmark property, ready for a new era of stewardship.