A Revolutionary-era farmhouse has been restored and expanded into a private country compound in the Hudson Valley, with its agricultural and equestrian buildings adapted into guest quarters, entertaining spaces, and private amenities.

In 1915, George Elkins took a trip to England where he visited his friend, the Duke of Sutherland at Sutton Place in Surrey. His time at the estate inspired him so much that he decided to build his own Tudor estate modelled after Sutton Place, with elements imported from England.

According to the listing, in the 1920’s one of the Palos Verdes Peninsula’s first developers chose to build this dream home on a 3.17 acre site.

Edgemont is a Jeffersonian jewel surrounded by 572 acres in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The residence was designed by architect-to-the-stars Peter Choate. It is situated on a secluded cul-de-sac on Macculloch Drive in Los Angeles.