Wow! What an estate this could be! It was owned by the prominent Ryerson Family, who survived the sinking of the Titanic! Arthur Ryerson, Sr. died on the Titanic, but the rest of his family and staff survived. The listing includes nice acreage, the main house, two guest cabins and a huge vintage pool. The house was built in 1901. It is located on 26 acres in Springfield, New York. It was called “Ringwood” and was the family’s summer retreat. The house features huge rooms, detailed ceilings, paneled wainscoting, original mantels, crown moulding and wide baseboards. The price seems reasonable for this estate. It’s a huge house. Ten bedrooms, seven bathrooms and 7,896 square feet. $799,000
Contact Janet L. Glaude with Howard Hanna Capital: 518-526-3621
From the Zillow listing:
Expansive 8k sq ft estate, a timeless gem yearning for restoration. Built in 1901 by the prominent Ryerson family, the mansion stands on a generous 27acre plot featuring 9 cabins,2 bathhouses, and a vintage swimming pool. With its rich history, including ties to the Titanic tragedy, this property offers unmatched potential. Imagine reviving the grandeur of 10 bedrooms, 6 fireplaces, and luxurious hardwood floors across 3 fully finished levels. Marvel at the classic wood paneling, coffered ceilings, and glass windows. The estate includes an open floor plan ready for modernization with new windows, siding, and a relatively recent roof. Outdoors, envision restored gardens and the possibility of a community venue or exclusive getaway. Embrace a piece of history while creating your legacy.
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