Nestled on an extraordinary double-sized, level property with 130 feet of frontage, 229 Soundview Avenue is a rare offering that seamlessly blends timeless Colonial architecture with a sophisticated modern farmhouse aesthetic. The result of an extraordinary 18-month reinvention and transformative expansion, delivering the quality, scale, and precision of bespoke new construction. Designed with meticulous attention to detail and built with premium materials throughout, this exceptional residence features sun-filled open living spaces designed for both comfortable everyday living and effortless entertaining. Offering 7 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, the home showcases custom craftsmanship and high-end finishes at every turn. 9' ceilings on first floor. 8' ceilings on second floor. Solid white oak flooring flows throughout, complemented by custom cabinetry, expansive Marvin windows, and a striking linear gas fireplace. The chef's kitchen is appointed with top-of-the-line appliances and exceptional custom finishes. All bathrooms feature exquisite marble and porcelain from Porcelanosa. Set on a rare, flat, private property, the expansive grounds offer exceptional outdoor living space with beautifully manicured landscaping, granite stone patios and walkways. Additional highlights include: Custom mahogany entry doors and matching garage door, oversized 2-car garage, expansive permeable paver driveway with multiple parking spaces, custom mudroom with built-in cabinetry, high-efficiency heating, cooling, electrical, and plumbing systems, security system with cameras and wired alarm system, professionally landscaped grounds with sprinkler system, private separate-entry studio/flex space ideal for a home office, guest accommodations, fitness, or creative use. Ideally located on the border of Scarsdale, this exceptional residence offers a rare combination of luxury, craftsmanship, functionality, and modern efficiency. A truly one-of-a-kind offering with custom features and quality rarely found.
7
Beds
6.5
Baths
5322
SF
Built In
1942
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