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Rye Mansion is sited on a historic 4.5-acre peninsula that once served as the landing for the Oyster Bay-Rye ferry. This mansion in Rye, New York is now on the market priced at $22 million.

The mansion is measured at 10,441 square feet with six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a family room, an open galley library, an antique French staircase, a formal dining room, a wine room, an expansive deck, and a two-sided dock with a large sunning platform. The house also boasts of a pool, an eight-person spa, tennis courts by the water’s edge, a restored 19th-century bathhouse, and a three-bay six-car garage.

The historic Rye Mansion that has direct ties to the Oyster Bay-Rye ferry is listed by Julia B. Fee of Sotheby’s International Realty.

This is a front view of the mansion. You can see here the stone walls of the house complemented by the various glass windows that glow warmly from the interior lights. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the living room with beige walls, beige coffered ceiling with lantern pendant lights and a fireplace at the far wall to warm the various chairs and the grand piano by the window. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This other living room and family room has comfortable sofas surrounding a couple of wooden coffee tables across from the fireplace. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

The formal dining room has a large dark wood dining table surrounded by matching chairs and topped with a chandelier from the beige ceiling. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the primary bedroom with a large bed that blends well with the beige tone of the walls, floor and ceiling. The far wall has large windows fitted with a built-in bench for a reading nook. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is the viewing deck and terrace fitted with an outdoor dining set and a sofa set. The highlight of this area is the sweeping views of the water scene beyond. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

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This is a look at the spa with a view over the backyard pool and the water beyond. These are complemented by the landscape of tall trees and well-manicured grass lawns. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is a look at the back of the house from the vantage of the backyard pool. You can see here the earthy exteriors of the house complemented by the green landscape that also encroaches on the poolside area. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

This is an aerial view of the property showing the earthy tone of the mansion standing out against the vast green landscape. You can also see here the tennis court by the water's edge. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com. — This is an aerial view of the property showing the earthy tone of the mansion standing out against the vast green landscape. You can also see here the tennis court by the water’s edge. Image courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.

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Home of poet Ogden Nash, author James Bradley, aviator Amelia Earhart, first Supreme Court Chief Justice John Jay and a historic resort amusement park, Playland, that is owned and operated by the local government, Rye, New York has flourished as a distant suburb of New York City.

Well located on Long Island Sound, Rye is mostly single-family homes, parks, and conservation areas with very little business or retail. About 30 percent of its working residents commute to New York City for work and buy the town’s million-dollar homes.

Located on a historic 4.5-acre peninsula that once served as the landing for the Oyster Bay-Rye ferry, this 10,441-square-foot mansion has six bedrooms, nine baths, and is sited on a high elevation with views over Long Island Sound reaching to Manursing Island. It’s a perfect spot to watch 4th of July fireworks from Rye’s historic Playland amusement park from the expansive deck that hosts parties for as many as 200 guests. For those who love being on the water, it has 1,100 feet of shoreline and a two-sided dock with a large sunning platform.

The interior has an architecture designed by renowned architects Shope Reno Wharton including rustic stonework, imposing columns, coffered and domed ceilings, cherry and mahogany millwork, barrel ceiling, and cove lighting over the central hallway and a family room with open galley library above accessed by an antique French staircase.

The formal dining room seats 30 and looks through a glass wall to a mahogany 4,000-bottle temperature-controlled wine room. Finished lower level walk-out includes recreation room with fireplace, fitness center, indoor pool with skylights, sauna, and full bath.

Grounds include the outdoor pool, an eight-person spa off the deck, tennis courts by the water’s edge, and a restored 19th-century bathhouse. There is also a three-bay six-car garage with carriage house doors. For more information.

Rye, New York waterfront mansion on a private peninsula with 1,100 feet of shoreline and formerly the site of the Oyster Bay-Rye ferry is now for sale at $22 million.

Source: www.juliabfee.com