Originally built in 1886, the founding year of Tuxedo Park, the Chester H. Davis Stable is one of the community’s original “13” residences. Thoughtfully renovated over time, the home balances historic character with an easy, understated livability.
Inside, original wide-plank hardwood floors, hand-hewn wainscoting, and a hand-carved staircase remain beautifully intact. The main living and dining spaces are open, bright, and well-scaled, with French doors leading to an elevated bluestone patio and private landscaped grounds.
The kitchen is quietly refined and highly functional, with its own adjoining bluestone terrace accessed through French doors for seamless outdoor dining and entertaining. A first-floor bedroom and full bath provide flexibility for guests or single-level living, while a generous mudroom with laundry offers a practical secondary entrance.
Upstairs, the primary suite features a spacious bath with twin vanities, ample storage, and generous closets. An additional ensuite bedroom completes the second level.
Set behind the gates of Tuxedo Park, this approximately 2,000-square-foot residence offers rare architectural provenance in one of the Hudson Valley’s most historic private communities, just one hour from Manhattan.