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1858 Gothic Revival – Tomkins Cove, NY

Posted on OHD: 2/5/16. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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16 14 10 Boulderberg Rd, Tomkins Cove, NY 1080

New description: 1st time offered at this amazing value, this is your opportunity to own a piece of history. Built in 1858 this 19th century Estate has period details that have to be seen to appreciate, Spectacular location on a hillside overlooking the Hudson River. Off the third floor is a widows walk (watch tower) with a 360 degree view of the river landscape. The grounds feature an ornate fountain in the middle of the circular driveway , a gazebo and (2) additional lots included in this property.

Old description: "Boulderberg Manor", outstanding c.1858 Hudson River Gothic Revival overlooking the river and features beautifully restored period details including exuberant decorations on many of the ceilings. This 8,500sq.ft. home was built byindustrialist Calvin Tomkins and has the distinction of being the largest poured concrete structure in New York State at the time with 2ft. thick exterior walls. Its slate roof was recently fully restored. Boulderberg Manor is a fine example of 19thcentury romanticism as a fortress perched on 4.5 acres with gazebo and cottage.Architectural distinctions include high pitched gable roofs with multiple dormers, cupola, oriel windows, fountain, 10 marble fireplaces, ornate moldings/doors, mahogany staircases and more. The 4.5 acres is inclusive of three lots, one with house and two building lots. The property is located 30 miles from New York City and 6 miles from the Bear Mountain Bridge. About a 50 minute drive from Manhattan. Extraordinary
8 Bed · 3.5 Bath · 8,249 Sq Ft · 4.5 Ac.
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