Lands End

Locust Valley

32-ACRE WATERFRONT ESTATE OVERLOOKING THE LONG ISLAND SOUND

The Estate

Lands End Manor

Introducing the extraordinary Lands’ End Manor, a thirty-two-acre “Gold Coast” waterfront estate in Locust Valley that has been home to only two families since 1929. During the “Roaring Twenties,” a farm and farmhouse built circa 1850 was transformed by Walker & Gillette, the most renowned architectural firm of the 20th century, into the grand Georgian Colonial mansion that stands today. Offering incomparable serenity and seclusion, the majestic property encompasses exquisite and historic gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, lush woodlands, bucolic horse pastures, and a working farm framed by beautiful and expansive views of the Long Island Sound. A five-stall stable, six-bedroom guest house, caretaker cottages, greenhouses, pool and Georgian pool house complete this rare and magnificent estate.

The Manor House

EXQUISITELY MAINTAINED, BRIGHT AND GRACIOUS LIVING AND DINING ROOMS WITH CEILINGS UP TO 15 FEET

ELEGANT ORIGINAL MILLWORK, FIREPLACES, HAND PAINTED MURALS AND PEG AND PLANK HARDWOOD FLOORS

DRAMATIC SPIRAL STAIRCASE WITH A SENSATIONAL DOMED SKYLIGHT

GENEROUS STUDY WITH FIREPLACE AND FIELDED PANELING, SOLARIUM, TEA ROOM AND SCREENED PORCH

SEVEN BEDROOMS WITH EN SUITE BATHS, MANY WITH FIREPLACES

MASTER SUITE ENCOMPASSING TWO SITTING ROOMS WITH FIREPLACES, A SUN ROOM, HIS AND HERS DRESSING ROOMS AND TWO LUXURIOUS BATHS

PRIVATE TWO-BEDROOM STAFF APARTMENT DISCREETLY ACCESSIBLE FROM THE SECOND FLOOR CORRIDOR OR SEPARATE OUTDOOR ENTRANCE

The Property

32 IMMACULATE WATERFRONT ACRES OVERLOOKING THE LONG ISLAND SOUND WITH LANDSCAPE AND GARDENS DESIGNED BY FREDERICK LAW OLMSTEAD

BREATHTAKING ENGLISH GARDEN OVERLOOKING THE SOUND AND MAGNIFICENT WALLED ROSE GARDEN, BOTH OF WHICH ARE INCLUDED ON THE HISTORIC GARDENS REGISTRY AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE

VEGETABLE, HERB & SPICE, CUTTING AND JAPANESE “REFLECTION” GARDENS

GRAPE VINES FROM WHICH THE OWNERS PRODUCE LANDS’ END WINE

EXPANSIVE EMERALD LAWNS, CENTURY-OLD SPECIMEN TREES, FRUIT ORCHARDS AND BUCOLIC SPLIT-RAIL-FENCED HORSE PASTURES

AWARD-WINNING GAZEBO OVERLOOKING THE NATURE PRESERVE AND WATERFRONT