1 Swan Place, Nissequogue, NY 11780

Set on 9 pristine acres with panoramic views of Long Island Sound, this private, gated estate is a masterpiece of history and modern refinement. Once a favored retreat for Hollywood’s golden era icons, including the Barrymores, Buster Keaton, and Myrna Loy, this extraordinary residence sits in the heart of Nissequogue, a town renowned for its charm and exclusivity. Designed by celebrated architect Stanford White, known for the Washington Square Arch, the estate reflects timeless grandeur while seamlessly incorporating state-of-the-art amenities. Steeped in rich history and surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, this extraordinary estate has been meticulously restored, blending old-world elegance with modern luxury to create an unrivaled living experience. Spanning more than 20,000 square feet across three distinct residences, the estate offers 14 lavish bedrooms and 14.5 opulent bathrooms. Every space has been crafted with precision, from the slate roofing to the exquisite stonework, ensuring a setting of ultimate luxury and comfort. The estate is a haven of resort-style living, featuring an awe-inspiring two-story great house and an expansive indoor pool pavilion with a Gunite pool, hot tub, fitness center, and sauna. A fully finished lower level offers a wine cellar and tasting room, perfect for intimate gatherings. The property also includes a three-bedroom guest house and dedicated staff quarters, ensuring privacy and convenience. Outside, the grounds are impeccably designed with lush landscaping, a professional-grade tennis court, a cascading waterfall, and custom Italian porcelain walkways. A four-car garage and a high-powered Generac generator provide security and reliability. Located just minutes from beaches, yacht clubs, fine dining, and boutique shopping, this estate offers a rare blend of seclusion and accessibility. Perfectly positioned between New York City and The Hamptons, it is a true sanctuary of elegance and prestige, making it one of the most desirable properties on the North Shore.