Leslie Razook

Clark House, a legacy property with extraordinary provenance, was re-imagined by design legends Delphine and Reed Krakoff, adding their imprimatur of spare modern elegance. Reminiscent of a French hunting lodge and built like a fortress from steel and concrete in 1937, the property was purchased as a country residence by copper heiress Huguette Clark, and remained unoccupied and untouched until a

The Ultimate East Coast Sanctuary-Where Privacy Meets Pinnacle Luxury. Surrounded by high stone walls, a fortress of modern architecture is invisible from the street and engineered for the world's most discerning icons who demand seclusion with proximity to NYC. This 38.91-acre compound is a one of a kind Fairfield County estate. The former home of Richard Rodgers, composer of The Sound of Music,

Through stone columns along a scenic approach is this first time on market custom-built five bedroom brick house on four private acres. Spacious rooms with 10ft ceilings and detailed mill work on the main floor include a cathedral height family room with dramatic fireplace, a front-to-back living room, a wood paneled office, and a four-season sun room to enjoy the stunning property. The large