David Turner

Historic Winterburn Farm is a spectacular 42 acre estate compound with sweeping views of the Hudson and Palisades beyond. Located in Westchester's bucolic hamlet of Pocantico Hills, the property offers the beauty and serenity of the country within 30 miles of Manhattan. The main residence, designed for Rodman Rockefeller by Architect Richard P. Donahue, is mid century modern. The home's

Capturing a spectacular 180-degree view of the Titicus Reservoir, this modern farmhouse is set atop 49 acres. The home designed by local architect Phil Franz, is perfectly positioned on the land. The interior design is tasteful, richly detailed, and flooded with natural light. A handsome main staircase frames a wide entry hall. Beamed and cathedral ceilings, extensive built-ins, and gleaming

Beautiful 2.2 acre lot in new fully approved four lot subdivision. Site plan approved for 5 bedrooms. Road, cul-de-sac, site drainage, and underground conduit are all installed. Purchaser to bring utilities from road and install all other lot improvements. Super convenient location within minutes of downtown Mt. Kisco.

Inspired by the historic manor houses of the Hudson Valley, Sleepy Hill is a hilltop estate on over 10 sprawling acres. Supremely private, the setting is simply beautiful. A 800-foot gated driveway introduces the property and leads to a classic brick colonial. The interior is exquisitely finished-comprising 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 4 fireplaces and over 9,000 square feet on three finished levels.

Inspired by the great modern houses of the mid 20th century, McLain Street Modern is the newest project by Riverside Design and Build. Sited on a lovely 2.17 acre parcel the residence is designed in open plan. At the core is a 30-foot living room adjacent to an island kitchen and surrounded on three sides by floor to ceiling windows. A ground floor primary bedroom wing features a separate

Modern luxury meets period integrity. Perfectly and privately set amid a brilliant landscape of almost three acres, the house is simply charming. Preserving the original 1920's character. Plaster walls, black casement windows, stone fireplaces and a slate roof are all indicative of the quality of construction. Substantially restored, the home features updated bathrooms and a renovated kitchen.

Iconic antique saltbox colonial on over 6 acres. Known as the Daniel D. Smith house, town records trace the property to 1870 but the original structure likely dates to the 1700s. Once operated as a summer camp, the property is simply beautiful. Open rolling land and a long driveway lead past a period barn and chicken coop to the homesite. The house interior has been updated with newer baths