Strawberry Hill Manor

Welcome to Strawberry Hill Manor. Experience a time when homes were lite by gaseliers, bedrooms were known as chambers and nurseries were adjoined by governess rooms. Where meals were transported by dumb waiter to butlers' pantry to then be served to family and guests. Chosen as a prime Hudson Valley destination for businessmen that built their wealth in NYC, Irvington still hosts this 1850s Gothic Revival mansion that once sat on 300 acres of farmland along the Hudson River. Enticing tower and gables pierced with arched Gothic windows introduce you to the original details that can be found throughout this home. You are beckoned to imagine these grand rooms with 12 foot high ceilings as a drawing room, both main and children's dining rooms, parlor, studio, library, billiard room and card room. You're invited to take a private tour and explore this magnificent piece of architecture that still sits on 1.40 acres in a walk to all location of this quaint, historic Hudson river village.