One of the few remaining so-called “disciple” homes, the earliest houses built in Garden City. Built in the 1870’s on a half-acre, this magnificent five-bedroom home has four and a half bathrooms and 4,200 square feet of living space. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the A.T. Stewart Era Historic District, named for the community’s founder. The house boasts custom milled flooring, moldings, and custom windows that match the original circa of this home. It features a chef’s kitchen with floor to ceiling cabinetry and white Statuario Carrara marble counters. It has a large formal living room with floor to ceiling leaded-glass windows and two marble fireplaces, a kitchen family room with a wood-burning fireplace, a formal dining room with fireplace, a historically accurate sunroom overlooking the backyard, and a den with a wall of palladian doors and windows. The second floor boasts four bedroom and three bathrooms. The master suite has a bedroom, en suite bathroom with large soaking tub and shower, dressing room with laundry and outside roof deck. The home has a spacious finished third-floor walkup plus a separate pull-down attic for storage. The partially finished basement has a family room, summer kitchen, full bathroom, laundry room, and French doors that lead to the backyard brick patio and lush yard. Outside there is a three-car carriage house from 1875 with second floor hay loft. The property is located within walking distance of downtown Garden City, the Garden City Long Island Rail Road station, and falls in the highly ranked Garden City School District. A private gate at the back of the property puts you within minutes to the train or Seventh Street.
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