At the sought-after Woodlands at Tuxedo, where privacy, convenience, and elegant living come together, 10 Willow Court stands out as an immaculate haven. This freshly listed, one-owner “Cambridge” design end-unit townhome is a spacious, sun-soaked retreat that perfectly balances everyday comfort with a luxurious lifestyle.
Sun-Drenched Architecture and Design Flanked by an open space lawn in the front and scenic golf course views to the rear, this southeast-facing home is uniquely positioned for exceptional natural light. The interior layout manages a wonderful flow, feeling grand enough for entertaining while remaining warm and inviting. As you move through the expansive open-concept entry, the home’s rare and beautiful features immediately capture your attention:
The Dining Room: A soaring two-story space accented with striking Palladian-capped windows.
The Living Spaces: An adjacent living room anchored by a cozy wood-burning fireplace, complemented on the other flank by a beautiful eat-in kitchen.
Premium Upgrades: Turnkey luxury featuring newer flooring in many areas and three dedicated zones for heat and A/C (one for each level).
Versatility Across Three Levels Spanning approximately 3,000 square feet, the floor plan is remarkably versatile and boasts the rare advantage of a first-floor primary suite:
The First Floor: The primary owner’s suite is a true relaxation retreat, featuring a vaulted ceiling, a generous walk-in closet, and a tub/shower combo.
The Second Floor: Offers an additional bedroom, a hall bath, a generous cedar closet, and a versatile flex room perfect for a home office. A unique sitting room on this level overlooks the gorgeous lower level below.
The Finished Lower Level: Designed to a high standard for extended entertaining, this cozy yet luxurious space includes built-in efficiencies, counters, custom storage/cabinetry, and a half bath.
The Golf Course Lifestyle The exterior of the home is just as compelling as the interior. A lovely back patio offers seasonal views of the famed 4th hole of the R. Trent Jones-designed Tuxedo Club Golf Course. When the leaves are on the trees, the forested backdrop affords fantastic privacy, making the patio perfect for barbecuing, entertaining, and enjoying fresh air in all seasons. Additionally, the property features a level two-car driveway and a two-car garage complete with a gleaming, epoxy-sealed floor.
The Woodlands Community Living at 10 Willow Court extends well beyond your front door. The well-established HOA community boasts outdoor tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a charming community clubhouse equipped with an exercise room and common areas. Nature lovers will appreciate being adjacent to a town park and just moments from Sterling Forest, which offers over 20,000 acres of forever-preserved state forest and miles of trails.
Located less than 15 minutes to Bergen County, NJ, and approximately one hour to Manhattan, you will feel a world away without sacrificing convenience.
Are you ready to experience the Woodlands lifestyle? As your local expert, I specialize in connecting discerning buyers with the area’s most desirable homes. To schedule a private showing of 10 Willow Court, or to discuss other opportunities in the area, please reach out.
The Town of Tuxedo is located in Southern Orange County, NY. In size, it’s approximately 40 square miles of which about 75% of that landmass is forever preserved State Parks; about 55,000 acres in Harriman State Park and about 22,000 acres in Sterling Forest State Park. The geography is minor mountains of the Appalachian Mountain chain which creates tight areas of development – what I call “pocket communities” – in between the mountainous terrain. The tallest of these mountains range between about 700-1,000 ft above sea-level, which allows for homes to be tucked in for privacy in some areas and in other areas to take advantage of high-up, long distance scenic views. Following are some of the community pockets in the Town of Tuxedo, as a short guide to get to know the Town better.
Central Tuxedo, The Hamlet and Tuxedo Park
Village of Tuxedo Park – Part of the National Register of Historic Places
Tuxedo Park (or “The Park”) is well-known as one of the first planned, gated communities in the nation – founded by Pierre Lorillard IV in the 1880’s, this Gilded Age retreat endures as one of the most beautiful places to live in the country. Despite being only 1 hour from NYC, it feels a world away. The Park is notable for many characteristics including its famous residents through the course of time, but also for its historic architecture where the American “shingle style” was burnished by architect Bruce Price. Other renowned architecture firms practiced here in the Gilded Age and thereafter including: McKim, Mead & White, John Russel Pope, William A. Bates, Sturgiss & Barton, Walker & Gillette, Carrere & Hastings, Delano & Aldrich, Richard Howland Hunt, James Brown Lord and William Edmund Lescaze. The homes are known for their unique and classic architecture, but also for their near perfect siting in harmony with the natural, mountainous terrain. Much of the landscape architecture and layout of the roadways, and green commons of the Park were designed and engineered by Ernest Bowditch, a contemporary of Frederick Law Olmstead. At the heart of the community are three beautiful lakes surrounded by emerald mountains and rocky cliffs making Tuxedo Park a truly unique escape. It is not an HOA, it’s a New York State incorporated Village within the Town of Tuxedo, NY.
Community centers include, The Tuxedo Club (Private, paid memberships by invitation only). St. Mary’s Church, Wee Wah Beach Club, Village Boat Club, Wee Wah Fishing Club, the Race Track Nature Preserve, and miles of hiking trails. Proximity to the Hamlet and commuting access is a great benefit.
The historic hamlet of the Town of Tuxedo has mixed use, commercial and residential properties. A series of historic buildings anchor the center of the Hamlet including the Tuxedo Park Library and the Tuxedo Park Post Office (both designed by Bruce Price), the Tuxedo Train Station in beautiful Queen Anne style and George F. Baker High School, with its massive clocktower as a beacon to the community. The Powerhouse public park has a bandstand, pic-nic court, playing fields, basketball court (which doubles as a winter skating rink), dog park, walking/jogging track, playground and the Ramapo river walk/trails. The adjacent East Village neighborhood is celebrated for its quaint close-knit neighborhood feel, early homes and the very active Sons of Italy Lodge which hosts Spaghetti dinners, Venison dinners and community fundraisers and gatherings. There is also a “skate park” near the Ramapo River and adjacent access to Harriman State Park’s hundreds of miles of hiking and recreation trails. The hamlet boasts easy access to commuting facilities with Rt. 17 close by and MTA Metro North service to NYC, Bergen County, Hoboken and Port Jervis. Public parking is available in the Town Train lot for residents and the MTA lot.
Developed approximately from the 1950’s through the 1970’s, the community of Laurel Ridge offers many Mid-century and contemporary inspired architecture homes some designed by TechBuilt and others said to be designed by architect Charles Winter, all offered in a serene wooded setting. Many homes offer scenic views of the surrounding Sterling Forest State Park and with large fenestrations they perfectly capture the natural surroundings. It is not an HOA.
Community centers include Tichy Field, with baseball field and batting cage, basketball court, children’s playground, tennis and pickleball courts. And the Sterling Forest Firehouse is often a community gathering place.
Monroe-Woodbury School District
Clinton Woods
Just across from Laurel Ridge is a sister community Clinton Woods. Here you’ll find some mid-century and contemporary inspired architecture in a wooded setting. Many homes offer scenic views of the surrounding Sterling Forest State Park. A trailhead leading directly into Sterling Forest and hundreds of miles of hiking trails is at your doorstep.
With close proximity to Laurel Ridge, community centers include Titchy field, with baseball field and batting cage, basketball court, children’s playground, tennis and pickleball courts. The Sterling Forest firehouse is often a community gathering place and just a few miles southwest off of Long Meadow Road is The Sterling Forest Visitor’s Center and Sterling Lake, the heart of Sterling Forest’s recreation amenities.
Nestled near Sterling Forest, this area of town is a mix of antique homes and more recent builds including a couple of minor subdivisions with luxury homes. It has close proximity to Monroe & Greenwood Lake for conveniences. The Doris Duke Trailhead is nearby, with parking, for wonderful hikes in Sterling Forest State Park. The NY Renaissance Faire is a local attraction that draws day-trip visitors from far and wide.
Monroe-Woodbury School District
Southfields
Once famous for the Red Apple Rest and before that for iron works furnaces dating back to the American Revolution, this area of town offers a mix of single-family residential homes and commercial spaces and a condos community called Tuxedo Heights. Southfields also has the Tuxedo Motel, a gas station with conveniences and close proximity to Rt. 17 for highway commuting and the Harriman Metro-North Station.
Monroe-Woodbury School District
The South End of Town
Surrounded by Sterling Forest State Park, this area of town is celebrated for its quiet, private and rustic feel, yet great proximity to major amenities. The Tuxedo Club golf course is in between Maple Brook and Eagle Valley, adding a bucolic and scenic feel to the area.
Maple Brook & Eagle Valley
The Eagle Valley Mini-Park offers a basketball court, picnic tables and a large playground for young children. Alexander Pond offers fishing and winter ice skating when conditions are safe. St. Elizabeth’s Chapel with historic roots in community back to the Hamilton and Morgan families is an inspiring small stone chapel that is often the heart of community gatherings for worship, celebration and fundraising. The Eagle Valley Firehouse is another cherished community gathering center when the dedicated volunteer firefighting force is not rushing to emergencies.
Newer construction estate style homes dot the hillsides of the historic Hamilton Estate area, many of the homes are of luxury caliber and size, set back from the road and offer privacy and elegance, some with scenic mountain views, golf course views or views over Alexander Pond.
The Woodlands
With phase one of this Planned Integrated Community built in the 1980s and 2nd and 3rd phases constructed in the 1990s, this is a well-established HOA community with clubhouse, tennis & pickleball and swimming pool. Adjacent to the community is the beautiful town park, Murphy Field where “Tuxedo Day” is often held as a large community gathering. The Park offers a playground and playing fields for soccer and baseball. The Sterling Forest Firehouse and accordant organizations and St. Elizabeth’s Chapel in Eagle Valley are anchors to this wonderful south end of town. Prime location affords residents easy access to Bergen County and the wonderful historic area of Ringwood, NJ is right at the back door. The Woodlands at Tuxedo is an HOA.
Tuxedo Reserve is tucked in the hillsides just south of the hamlet of Tuxedo and adjacent to the South East part of Tuxedo Park. Newly developed as of 2026, Tuxedo Reserve by Lennar Homes and Related Companies is to be approximately 1,000 homes in about 9 different development phases of varying formats, with a mixed-use commercial area and community center at its heart. Residences will range from rental apartments above commercial and retail space in the downtown center to townhomes, cottage style homes, estate homes and a 55+ community, each to be built out in phases over about 10 years. This is an HOA.
New York bagels are world-famous; and it’s not just a New York City thing. Fresh from the bakery, warm, moist, and perfectly chewy, nothing quite compares to an authentic New York bagel.
Across the greater NYC metro area, there’s a long tradition of producing some of the best bagels in the world, and the Tuxedo Park area is no exception. Whether you’re a weekend visitor, a new resident, or a long-time local, these nearby bagel shops serve up classic New York flavor close to home.
Below, we’ve rounded up a few top-rated bagel shops near Tuxedo Park, NY, with full address and contact info; listed by proximity, not in order of “best.”
Jessie’s Bagels – Sloatsburg, NY
A true local institution, Jessie’s Bagels has been serving the Tuxedo Park & Sloatsburg region for years. They bake fresh every morning, offering a wide variety of bagel flavors made the traditional New York way — crisp on the outside, soft and fluffy inside. Meet their newest location, set in a converted auto-repair garage, offering a welcoming dine-in space with a cozy, casual vibe. True to their tagline, “From Bagels to Burgers,” Jessie’s serves not just bagels but also soups, sandwiches and burgers for breakfast or lunch.
Customer Tip: Grab a half-dozen bagels to take home — freeze some for later. Try the toasted whole wheat everything bagel with scallion cream cheese — it’s a local favorite!
One of the most popular bagel shops in Rockland County, Bagel Train often has a line out the door — a true sign of quality. Their bagels are everything you’d expect from a true New York bagel: fresh, fluffy, and full of flavor. This is a no-frills, take-out only shop, but the bagel sandwiches are legendary. From classic bacon, egg & cheese to creative deli combos, the possibilities are endless.
Customer Tip: Visit during off-hours if you want to avoid the morning rush. When it’s your turn, be ready to order — the team is friendly but fast-paced!
Address: 150 Orange Ave, Suffern, NY 10901 Phone: (845) 368-4234
If you’re looking for variety, Bagel Boys is a must-visit. Known for their creative twists on traditional bagels, they even offer colored bagels for holidays (think bright green for St. Patrick’s Day). You’ll also find flagels — the famous flattened bagels that toast up perfectly. Their large dine-in area makes it an ideal breakfast or lunch spot. Beyond bagels, they serve salads, soups, smoked fish and house-made spreads. Visit their website here.
Customer Tip: Try their vegetable or scallion cream cheese, or grab a container to take home.
Address: 7 N Airmont Rd, Suffern, NY 10901 Phone: (845) 368-3456
Local’s Bagel Tips
After years of enjoying local New York bagels, here are a few pro tips:
Buy by the dozen: Most shops give a baker’s dozen (13 bagels) when you order 12.
Freeze for freshness: Slice your bagels before freezing. When ready to eat, toast them straight from the freezer — they’ll taste almost as good as fresh.
Try these favorite combos:
Egg & cheese on a toasted whole-wheat everything bagel
Tuna melt on a sesame bagel
BLT on pumpernickel or rye bagel
We highly recommend visiting these great bagel shops near Tuxedo Park — and if you do, tell them Jake sent you!
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Local restaurants and markets are still serving the the Tuxedo and Sloatsburg communities in a variety of ways. It’s important to support local businesses in this challenging time. Your support can help the business owners weather a severe cut-back in normal revenue so that they are there for us when things improve. Your support also helps the food service employees and their families during this trying time. The workers and their families depend on their jobs and we can help sustain them by shopping local.
There are a variety of shopping options from pizza to sushi to fresh baked goods, and for all price points and needs including the Sloatsburg Food Pantry which is providing critical food staples and support to the community.
In no order of preference, following are several local markets and restaurants to patronize along with phone numbers, addresses and web links to their websites and social media accounts. I may post some more in the future as well.
TUXEDO PARK, NY
Steve’s Pizza Tuxedo: Phone (845) 915 3022 Steve’s pizza has wonderful wood-fired groumet pizza made from the freshest ingredients as well as RIBS & WINGS!!! and other goodies. Call Steve’s to order lunch or dinner today for curb-side pickup. Address: Across from Tuxedo Schools at 156 NY-17, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 Follow Steve’s Pizza on Instagram here, and Facebook here.
Dottie Audrey’s: Phone (845) 915-3088 Dottie Audrey’s offers some of the best baked goods in the New York Metro Area. DA’s is offering prepared “family style” meals. I contend they have better baguettes than you find in France. Please place your take-out order by telephone today! Curb-side pickup at Dottie Audrey’s in Tuxedo. Address: Duck Cedar Plaza at 549 NY-17, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 Follow Dottie Audrey’s on Instagram here and Facebook here.
Orange Top Diner: Phone (845) 351-3316 Wide variety menu of diner items. Think Pancakes, Omlettes, Salads and more! The Orange Top Diner has been a staple in Tuxedo for several decades, give them a call for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Address: 192 NY-17, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987
Tuxedo Sushi: Phone 845-351-3211 Tuxedo Sushi has been serving Tuxedo for a number of years and is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Southern Orange County. Offering Sushi, Rolls, Sashimi as well as salads, soups and warm cooked Asian-style meals. Address: 233 NY-17 Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 Follow Tuxedo Sushi on Instagram here.
Valley Rock Mountain Market: Phone (845) 320-6357 New to Sloatsburg, the Valley Rock Mountain Market features fresh, locally sourced produce, healthy prepared foods (hot / cold), high-quality packaged goods and pantry items. Shop online….at this market link: https://valley-rock-market.myshopify.com/ Shop online today and then pick up your order curbside in Sloatsburg or have your order delivered in Sloatsburg or Tuxedo. Address: 88 Orange Turnpike, Sloatsburg, NY 10974, ENTER at Sloatsburg Commuter lot off Mill Street. Follow the Valley Rock Mountain Market on Instagram Here.
Sunnyside’s Bar & Grill: Phone (845) 753-2519 Serving it’s famous thin-crust pizza for over 50 years, Sunnyside is a local pizza staple. Call in your order today and the friendly staff at Sunnyside’s will be pleased to cook up a pie or other home-style meal for you. Address: 245 Orange Turnpike, Sloatsburg, NY 10974
The Village Blend: Phone (845) 712-5585 Coffee, Cappuccino, blenders, sandwiches, soups, baked goods, cookies, cafe menu items for take-out. Call the Village Blend today for an order! Address: 86 Orange Turnpike, Sloatsburg, NY 10974 (enter off Mill Street and park in Sloatsburg Commuter lot next to Valley Rock Inn.)
Hayward’s Deli & Market: Phone: (845) 753-2016 Offering prepared foods, hot and cold sandwiches, grilled foods and general packaged goods. A staple in the Sloatsburg shopping plaza for decades, Hayward’s market is open for business so please call in your order and pick up! Address: 59 Orange Turnpike, Sloatsburg, NY 10974
Seven Lakes Station: Phone: (845) 712-5586 Established in 2016 and fast becoming one of the hottest craft beer taprooms in the Lower Hudson Valley. Seven Lakes Station or “SLS” is offering up cooked meals from their new kitchen as well as craft beers to go, canned or growlers! Proprietors Jaime and Martijn are there for your take-out orders, so call in today. Address: 80 Orange Tpke
Sloatsburg, NY 10974 Follow SLS on Instagram here.
Sloatsburg Food Pantry: From the website of the food pantry organization: “The Sloatsburg Food Pantry is an organization of committed volunteers with a broad base of community support. Our goal is to provide supplemental, nutritionally balanced food to those in need, while respecting the dignity of each person we serve. The Sloatsburg Food Pantry serves those living in Sloatsburg, Suffern, Hillburn, Montebello and the Town of Tuxedo. ” Contact: Susan Meyer, Director at (914) 393-3160 or Joyce Donohue at (201) 394-0627 or via email SloatsburgFoodPantry@gmail.com
This is by no means a complete list of all local businesses and I may be posting more on my social media soon. Let’s support them all!
Thank you for reading, sharing and supporting the local businesses in Tuxedo and Sloatsburg during these challenging times!
Tuxedo Park, NY was founded in the late 19th century as a private hunting, fishing and social retreat for the Gilded Age elite out of a raw, rugged tract of land in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley. The Village and Town have endured as one of the most beautiful communities to live in the entire country. Spectacular original architecture stands the test of time and has set its key marks in American architectural vernacular. Late 19th century and early 20th century estate homes are artfully sited in a natural landscape. Tuxedo’s natural beauty may be considered on par with exotic global destinations, yet it is just 1 hour from New York City. It offers a delightful mix of amenities and a small community feel.
Why is Tuxedo Park an amazing place to live? Here are 5 great attributes of Tuxedo.
1) Privacy
Tuxedo Park Entry Gatehouse – photo courtesy Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty / Andrea Swenson
Tuxedo Park was the first planned, private, gated community in the Country and to this day has restricted roads and is 24/7 gate guarded. Most homes sit on more than 1 acre of property with many homes of estate size providing ample buffer room between home sites and thereby plenty of privacy. Around the Town of Tuxedo more recent development pockets such as Maple Brook, Laurel Ridge, and Clinton Woods offer discreet and attractive home siting and thoughtful layouts that afford tremendous amounts of privacy.
2. The Lakes & Recreation
Tuxedo Lake – photo courtesy Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty / Andrea Swenson
Tuxedo Lake, the “skating pond” (Pond #3) and the Wee-Wah Lake in the Village of Tuxedo Park are three beautiful lakes set among the rolling Ramapo Mountains. If you enjoy boating, fishing, skating, or swimming in natural lakes, then Tuxedo Park, with 3 shimmering lakes at the center is a little “Shangri-La”. The lakes form a central gathering place for community members. Whether watching migrating water fowl, fishing for Rainbow Trout, sailing a day-sailer, jogging around the lakes or playing pond hockey, the lakes offer the best in lake-life recreation at the heart of the community.
Beyond the three Village lakes, 75% of the landmass of the Town of Tuxedo is forever preserved state park and the parks are dotted with amazing lakes, some well-known and some less so, but all beautiful in their own right. In Harriman State Park lakes such as Tiorati and Skannatati are stunningly scenic and offer plenty of recreational opportunities. In Sterling Forest State Park, Sterling Lake is absolutely pristine!
3. Nature
Tuxedo Park Nature Preserve. Photo courtesy Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty / Andrea Swenson
Bald Eagles, Black Bear and Red Foxes are regular sightings in Tuxedo. Surrounded by the forever preserved 55,000 acre Harriman State Park to the East, and forever preserved 22,000 acre Sterling Forest to the West, Tuxedo is nestled among two of the largest State Parks in NY. This affords residents the opportunity to take advantage of hiking, biking, camping, fishing and other outdoor activities for substantial immersion in nature and fresh air! It also allows for relaxation, and serenity among a quiet, protected forest.
4. Location & Amenities
View of East River & BROOKLYN BRIDGE from DUMBO Brooklyn Waterfront – Photo Credit Jacob Matthews
Located in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley just about 35 miles north of NYC, Tuxedo offers easy access to the NYC metropolis and to the delightful countryside of of New York’s Hudson Valley. Want to go to a Manhattan museum, or a Brooklyn eatery for a day? Tuxedo is approximately 1 hour from NYC by mass transit or car. To the North, want to go to the Village of Woodstock, NY for lunch? Tuxedo is just about an hour from the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. And, it’s just about 10 minutes from bustling and sophisticated Bergen County, NJ with an abundance of major corporation workplaces, shopping and cultural opportunities.
In a way, Tuxedo is a dream location, ideally situated in a quiet, protected, natural, green, buffer-zone pocket, between, but set apart from the region’s most important, highly developed destinations. Tuxedo offers access to NYC with MTA Train and Shortline Bus and to major roads for local and area shopping, restaurants, entertainment and world class art institutions. The Lower Hudson Valley including Orange, Rockland, Westchester, Putnam, Ulster, Sullivan and Dutchess counties are relatively close. The area is a cultural, gastronomic and art hotbed with much to see and explore. From Storm King Art Center Sculpture Park, to DIA Beacon, to the rich Farmland eateries, distilleries, wineries and fruit orchards of places like Warwick, NY, many cultural delights are easily accessible from Tuxedo.
5. Community anchored with History
Tuxedo Park Post Office. An historic building in the Hamlet of Tuxedo. Photo Courtesy Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty / Andrea Swenson
Privacy and scenic views define this end-unit town home in the beautiful Woodlands at Tuxedo community. Sited at 16 Willow Court – a premium lot – the home faces a placid pond and backs up to the Tuxedo Club Golf Course.
A beautifully styled kitchen with many custom, updated features, a spacious formal living room, family room, dining room and master suite offer luxury living. A second bedroom plus and office/den (which could easily be converted to a 3rd bedroom) make this unit perfect for seasonal or weekend living or a downsize opportunity. The community offers inclusive living with common clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts and superb grounds maintenance.
Located just 1 hour from NYC the Woodlands at Tuxedo is a good commuter location to Manhattan or elsewhere in the NYC metro area.
Tuxedo is comprised of and surround by State Parklands and is just 1 hour drive time from New York City or accessible by Metro-North Train or Bus. Just 5 minutes to Rockland County and 10 minutes to Bergen County, the Woodlands at Tuxedo is offers care-free HOA living ideally located between state parks and yet close to major amenities.
For further information on this property visit the full listing here or call me at 914.588.8001.
16 Willow Court, Woodlands at Tuxedo This property was SOLD in 2017.
Dining Room of 16 Willow Court
Kitchen of 16 Willow Court.
Contact Jacob Matthews, local Tuxedo Park Realtor and listing agent for more information.
THIS HOME IS OFF MARKET – I am pleased to present an inviting colonial home for sale in the private Woodlands community of Tuxedo, NY. 31 Cedar drive features 4 bedrooms and 3 baths plus and additional 1 in-law suite of 1 bed and 1 bath on the lower level. With hardwood floors on the majority of the first level, a wood burning fireplace in the family room and an open concept kitchen area with updated appliances, the home is in move-in condition. This is a wonderful home for entertaining and has intimate spaces for family gatherings. Contact me today for further information or for showings.
31 Cedar Drive, Tuxedo, NY. Woodlands Tuxedo Home for Sale:
Woodlands Tuxedo is a private HOA community in Tuxedo, NY with a variety of real estate options. The community has a pool, clubhouse and tennis courts included. Lawn cutting, snow removal are also part of the HOA. 31 Cedar drive is a single family detached home within the community and is a rare offering of high quality Tuxedo Park Real Estate featuring private, amenity-inclusive living just 1 hour from Manhattan.
