Behind a screen of beautiful, old trees on a quiet Greenhaven corner stands a six-bedroom Tudor that people remember long after they've visited. This house has had only a couple of owners in four decades, and it is now ready for its next chapter as a rental. Step through an arched entry and the details start right away: leaded glass windows, rich dark hardwood underfoot, beamed and vaulted ceilings, and stonework original to the house. Outside, the façade mixes stone, stucco and half-timbering. Inside, the rooms are big and bright and connect easily, yet there are cozy corners too. It feels grand without being stuffy. The first floor has a formal living room with fireplace, oversized office with three walls of windows, a renovated eat-in kitchen, mudroom off the two car garage, formal dining room and cozy den.
Large glass walls and a number of doors lead straight out to stone terraces, gardens and the gunite pool, so the line between house and yard barely exists. Across .62 acres, mature trees, tall hedging and well-established plantings give the grounds a private, tucked-away feel. Dine on the terraces, swim in the landscaped pool, change in the attached pool cabana, or tend the garden from the dedicated potting shed.
The spacious six bedrooms and extra flex spaces suit nearly any household: a home office or two, a guest wing, a playroom. The third floor has an enormous recreational space with soaring ceilings, bathroom and bedroom. This home truly has space for everyone.
Just a five-minute walk away, deeded Greenhaven Beach opens onto Long Island Sound, with mooring rights, a dock, and storage for kayaks and paddleboards. Greenhaven is a tight-knit neighborhood that organizes get-togethers all year, and the nearby Marshlands Conservancy and Jay Heritage Center offer plenty to explore. The home is served by award-winning Rye Neck schools, and downtown Rye is only minutes away.
Private, full of character and close to the water, this is a rental that's hard to come by. Reach out to arrange a private tour.
