54 Jaffray Ct, Irvington, NY 10533

"The Lindens", one of Irvington's surviving grand homes of the Gilded Age, was built by renowned architect Russell Sturgis as a country summer house for the Barney family. The home is designed in a uniquely romantic style, evoking the proportions and scale of an elegant era. The stunning array of windows from the Palladian triple to the floor to ceiling French doors that open to the quintessential Victorian wrap around porch, flood the home with warm light. High ceilings in every room complete the sense of airiness and modern style. Details abound in this gracious home from the intricate carved wood atrium stair case, the oak paneled pocket doors, massive Dutch front door, the many fireplaces, new generator, handsome wainscoting and the geometric patterned hardwood floors throughout-- this is a gem of American design of the 19th century. The home is flanked by the centuries old pair of linden trees and a large expanse of lawn and garden in the heart of the Irvington Village. Easy commute to New York City, and friendly downtown bustling with an assortment of fine dining and shopping options. Walking distance to train, schools and aqueduct.