"In 2014, hotelier Ian Schrager expanded his personal real estate portfolio to Westchester County. Long associated with New York City nightlife, the Studio 54 cofounderwho currently oversees The Public brand of hotelsacquired this nearly 12-acre compound in the quiet hamlet of Bedford Corners. Now, in what appears to be a selling spree (he's also selling both his Miami penthouse and Dumbo loft), Schrager has listed the five-bedroom home for $7.5 million."
"Dating to 1936, the colonial-style residence comes with five bedrooms across 3,800 square feet. Known for his sleek, contemporary hospitality spaces, Schrager spearheaded a remodel that took the interiors back to the basics: stained hardwood floors, marble countertops, white-washed walls, and minimal ornamentation. (A wood-paneled lounge, however, recalls the interiors of the first Public Hotel, on the Lower East Side.)"
"Hedges enclose the outdoor pool area. With forested views stretching some 50 miles, the grounds are equipped with a flagstone-paved terrace, two-car garage, pool ringed by a hedgerow, ivy-covered pool house, and rolling meadows. The estate also connects to a vast network of riding and hiking trails that surround nearby Bedford, a leafy historic town popular with the equestrian set."
Ian Schrager listed a renovated 1936 colonial estate in Bedford Corners for $7.5 million. The five-bedroom, 3,800-square-foot house sits on nearly 12 acres with forested views stretching some 50 miles. Interiors were simplified during a remodel to stained hardwood floors, marble countertops, white-washed walls, and minimal ornamentation, with a wood-paneled lounge recalling the first Public Hotel. Grounds include a flagstone terrace, two-car garage, a pool ringed by hedgerow, ivy-covered pool house, rolling meadows, and a treehouse. The estate links to extensive riding and hiking trails. Schrager is also listing a Dumbo loft and a Miami Beach penthouse as he refocuses his hotel endeavors.
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