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c. 1910

The Kingsbury-Curtis House

Tuxedo Park, New York | $5,950,000

An extraordinary historic estate in the private, gated community of Tuxedo Park, commanding elevated vistas over both Wee Wah Lake and Tuxedo Lake, with the Ramapo Mountains and a partial New York City skyline forming a dramatic backdrop. Nestled on a prominent summit, this distinguished residence c.1886 is crafted in fieldstone, brick, and limestone and showcases exceptional period detail throughout. Just over an hour from Manhattan, the Kingsbury-Curtis Estate presents opportunity for a full-time residence or refined weekend retreat in one of Orange County’s most storied enclaves.

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c. 1920

Dartholm

Southwest Harbor, Maine | $4,250,000

Dartholm sits along quiet Shore Road in Southwest Harbor, overlooking the picturesque harbor, and boasts a rich and storied history. Once the summer residence for the president of Dartmouth College—giving rise to its distinctive name—the home has since been thoughtfully updated into a gracious shingle-style cottage, well-suited for comfortable year-round living. Views from the traditional cottage are expansive, with yachts and lobster boats traversing the harbor, scenic views of Somes Sound, the Cranberry Islands and mountains of Acadia beyond. Dartholm optimizes what life on the waterfront has to offer.

c. 1920

Landmark Estate Near Waterfront

Tarpon Springs, Florida | $1,625,000

Set on a picturesque 1.63-acre parcel in the heart of Westford Center, this inviting home has been thoughtfully updated to support today’s lifestyle while preserving its inherent charm. Light-filled living spaces with tall ceilings and exposed wood beams create an open, comfortable feel, while more traditional rooms offer flexibility for entertaining, work, or quiet downtime. Recent improvements include updated systems, windows, roof, and a newly finished third-floor bonus space—ideal for a home office, hangout area, or guest suite. Outdoor living is equally appealing, with a three-season porch for casual dining, a patio with fire pit, and an expansive yard for recreation. Just steps from Westford Center, enjoy easy access to the farmer’s market, library, playgrounds, local shops, and year-round community events.

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