Uniquely beautiful and modestly aristocratic, this 1910 Long Island farmhouse is serenely tucked away in Huntington’s West Hills, nestled on an incredible 2 acres with breathtaking views of your own spectacular park-like grounds. Designed by architect Julian Peabody (Peabody,Wilson & Brown) who was noted for graceful elongated design, this lawyer-equestrian-gentleman farmer’s home features 20 rooms, including 8 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and 5 working wood-burning fireplaces. Entering the understated elegance of this gracious Gilded Age home, you become immediately transported to another era as original historic architectural details still abound. A ballroom-sized living room features an enormous hearth, perfect for every gathering. The formal dining room is ideal for entertaining, featuring its own marble fireplace. Hardwood floors throughout guide you to a library with stunning French doors, a cozy spot to curl up by the fire or enjoy sunny views of the bluestone patio and fountain garden. A unique 4-room primary suite consists of an outdoor porch, full bath, oversized bedroom and a large dressing room, its fireplace boasting imported Delft tiles. A separate wing is the perfect spot for visitors, family, au pair or home office. Three staircases offer easy flow between levels, while a spacious attic and basement provide additional space. This one-of-a-kind property comes with its own adorable cottage with porch, ideal for a studio or children’s playhouse, a versatile 3-season room for quiet evenings from spring into autumn, and a multi-level deck overlooking the grounds. A detached two-car garage is equipped with solar panels for the home’s electric battery back-up system, ensuring power. A quiet sunken garden is near the inground pool with travertine deck, built by Delano & Aldrich in 1928, which needs TLC. This elegant home feels a world apart from the modern world, yet stands solidly updated. It is conveniently located just minutes from schools, railroad, parkways, and vibrant Huntington Village, with its shops, restaurants and galleries. This distinctive home’s historic craftsmanship with modern enhancements is a rare opportunity to own a treasure from the past while adding your own history to its future. Please refer to the website listing for additional pictures and contact information!
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Year Built
1910
Updated on July 8, 2025 at 3:36 pm