RHINEBECK

Historic Hudson River Property. The Tea House at Ferncliff was built in 1948 by Vincent Astor and designed by David Pleydell Bouverie on the croquet court of John Jacob Astor. This charming residence was constructed in 2008 and surrounds the original Tea House. The house features the original Tea House brick pavilion containing a central octagonal living room enhanced by French doors, original chandelier, elaborate over mantle mirror for the marble fireplace and two side rooms. The north side room (office) has a marble fireplace and opens to the master bedroom with French doors. The south side room (library) opens to the formal dining room. There are three additional bedrooms, three full baths and two half baths. The state of the art kitchen offers black granite countertops, designer appliances and a large pantry. This inspired masterpiece is a statement of refined architectural elegance including graceful archways consistent with the period of the Tea House. Enjoy the tranquil country landscape with breathtaking river views.