This 11,000 square foot residence is the centerpiece of a 13-acre working horse farm, complete with stable, indoor riding arena, grazing paddocks, run-in sheds and equipment garage with groom’s quarters. Designed in the “Shingle Style” developed in the late 19th Century by architect Stanford White, with its relaxed broken symmetry, open verandas, towers and projecting bays, this stately home is ideal for an open natural site, especially when it includes grade changes and expansive views of this working horse farm that is surrounded by its own mile-long riding trail.