Belle Terre, yon imans gwo, katre aktye nan epòk Gilded la nan divè vil la nan Montay Catskill. Manse Georgian ki dat anviwon 1906 la te premye bati kòm yon kay ete pa baron kwiv James McLean. Bèl kay 30,000 pye kare a gen ladan yon lago prive ak ti mòn biko ak ki fèt ideal pou lachas renard ak espò, se sa McLean te gen nan tèt li lè l ap bati li. Dènye fwa sa a te itilize kòm yon rezidans prive pou atis enpòtan Hunt Slonem, pwopriyete etranj sa a se yon opòtinite ra pou posede yon moso istwa. Pase li ki chaje ak istwa a se osi enpresyonan ke achitekti a -- Eleanor Roosevelt, yon envite regilye ak zanmi pitit fi McLean, te yon fwa òganize yon fèt sou sit sa a pou 6,000 envite. Ou pral jwenn anpil detay orijinal nan rezidans vaste a, modèl ak planche, yon eskalye elaborate ak menm elevatè orijinal la rete fonksyonèl. Yon plezi pou afizyonado achitekti, mwens pase 3 èdtan soti nan NYC ak yon mond lwen.

Belle Terre, a sprawling, forty acre Gilded Age estate in the quiet wilderness of the Catskill Mountains. The c1906 Georgian manse was first built as a summer home by copper baron James McLean. The stunning 30,000 square foot home is complete with a private lake and bucolic, rolling hills—ideal for fox hunting and sport, which is what McLean had in mind when building it. Most recently used as a private residence for notable artist Hunt Slonem, this fantastic estate property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. Its storied past is as impressive as the architecture-- Eleanor Roosevelt, a frequent guest and friend of McLean’s daughter, once hosted a party on this site for 6,000 guests. You'll find many original details within the sprawling residence, moldings and floor boards, an elaborate stairwell & even the original elevator remains operable. An architecture aficionados delight, under 3h to NYC and a world away. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC