Architecturally important English stone manor set on 3.6 acres w/sweeping views, designed by Grosvenor Atterbury,the famed Yale educated architect who specialized in weekend homes of the wealthy.Constructed in 1911 for Arthur C. Frasier, a prominent NY patent attorney whose initials as well as the date the home was erected,are still displayed on the facade of this stone masterpiece. The exceptional gardens,by Warren H. Manning,are currently being researched by the Smithsonian for the significance of the many original plantings.The current owners have completed a comprehensive,multi-million dollar restoration, remodeling,and expansion of this historic home which seamlessly blends the past and present. Unparalleled both inside and out.