Monday, June 30, 2014

'Northway'

 'Northway', the Henry W. Warner estate built c. 1904 in Lattingtown.  Warner was a stock broker.  The residence was subsequently owned by William McNair who named the estate 'Northward House'.  The house is most notable for its use in the 1986 Tom Hanks and Shelley Long movie The Money Pit.  'Northway' is currently for sale for $12,500,000, click HERE to see the listing via Daniel Gale Sotheby's.  Click HERE to see the residence on google earth and HERE on bing.

Photos from MLSLI.

7 comments:

Doug Floor Plan said...

Nice -- any guesses ... or knowledge on who designed it?

What is that square area behind the garage? It looks like a cemetery.

Doug Floor Plan said...

I just looked at the Google Earth link & yes -- the Underhill Burying Ground. It wouldn't bother me but it may slow down a sale.

Anonymous said...

Stanford White, of course!
:)

wooded bliss said...

As a teenager, I spent many an hour in this one ; during the 70's (my friends' parents home)..gracious , ample, and not ostentatious. A lovely home.

wooded bliss said...

I just looked at the Daniel Gale , listing photo's..Whoa..what a total change from the interior décor back in the day..back then it was simple, worn, very good quality country style furniture..LL Bean boots and an old bench at the front door.Hand hooked rugs and old Persian carpets.lots of dogs running around.Silver and pewter. the floors were not shiny and the was no dark walls or anything other than understatement.

Anonymous said...

William McNair... and his wife Elvira Brokaw McNair, sister of Irving and Howard C. Brokaw, and first cousin to a bunch more Brokaws, all of who's country places (Goose Point, Frost Mill Lodge, The Chimneys, The Elms, Nirvana, Sunshine, Martin Hall) are well covered on this site.

Carol Landry said...

Friends of mine owned this house in the 80s. At that time, they had totally modernized the look, with blond floors, etc.