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Curb Appeal: Historic Home Surrounded by Flowering Trees and Shrubs

June 12, 2017

Perched atop a high crest, this historic Bronxville, New York, house has treetop views of the village below from its wraparound porch. A long, private driveway winds through a lush landscape of flowering trees and shrubs. Stone pathways cross the property, while a large terrace is a prime spot for taking in scenic views or enjoying meals alfresco.

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Photo: Houlihan Lawrence, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Houlihan Lawrence.

Historic New York Home Nestled in the Trees

Designed by architect William Bates, the home fits right into the history of Bronxville, N.Y.’s treasured Lawrence Park. It was built in 1902 by Elizabeth Custer, General George Custers widow and rests majestically on a high crest with tree-top views of the village from its fabulous wraparound porch.

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Photo: Houlihan Lawrence, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Houlihan Lawrence.

Historic New York Home Nestled in the Trees

Designed by architect William Bates, the home fits right into the history of Bronxville, N.Y.’s treasured Lawrence Park. It was built in 1902 by Elizabeth Custer, General George Custers widow and rests majestically on a high crest with tree-top views of the village from its fabulous wraparound, balconied porch.

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Photo: Houlihan Lawrence, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Houlihan Lawrence.

Rustic Wraparound Porch With Views

The beautiful landmarked house rests majestically on a high crest with tree-top views of the village from its fabulous wraparound porch. Flower boxes add elegant color to the space.

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Photo: Houlihan Lawrence, a member of Luxury Portfolio International. From: Houlihan Lawrence.

Elegant and Traditional Foyer

A charming and classic entryway greets guests when they walk into this Bronxville, N.Y., home. Hardwood floors are softened by traditional area rugs, while damask wallpaper brings texture and elegance to the walls.

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