1880s Hudson Highlands Stone Castle Sells Over Asking in Garrison, NY

SOLD | Built 1880 | 10,518 Sq. Ft. | 2 Beds | 1 Bath | 15.08 Acres

This iconic stone castle is one of the most recognizable man-made landmarks of the Hudson Highlands. Set 620-feet above the Hudson River with panoramic views north and south and across the river to West Point, it’s a breathtaking setting. The 10,518 square foot castle hit the market in October 2020 for $3.45 million and has sold for $3.6 million. Originally constructed in 1880 as a summer home for William H. Osborn, president of the Illinois Central Railroad, and not offered on the market for over 45 years, it’s ready to be restored to its original glory. Built in the classic style of a storybook castle, and constructed of rough-cut stone with red slate conical roofed towers and dormers, it’s complemented with porches and verandas on each side of the building. The immediately recognized, irreplaceable facade and once-magnificent grounds are poised to create an estate of unparalleled proportions. With over 15 acres and adjacent to a 100 acre preserve of forever-protected woodlands with hiking trails, it offers year-round outdoor recreation less than an hours drive to NYC. The property was on the market for $3.45 million with Melissa Carlton of Houlihan Lawrence.

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