Manowtasquott, a historic Victorian estate house that was the scene of Gilded Era high society gatherings, is listed for sale at 21 Boylan Ln. in the southern section of Blue Point.
Built in 1886 on a nearly two-acre lot, the eight-bedroom, three-story home has four and a half bathrooms and 7,400 square feet of living space. The original owner was Walter Suydam, a prominent businessman and philanthropist, and the house, built by renowned architect Isaac H. Green, combines timeless elegance with state-of-the-art amenities.
The house boasts superb craftsmanship, coffered ceiling, raised paneled walls, nine fireplaces, a master ensuite with his-and-hers dressing rooms, and more. It features an eat-in kitchen with a butler’s pantry, formal dining room, third-floor office, and partially finished basement.
Outside it has a wrap-around porch, blue stone patios, a hot tub, and in-ground pool, all with water views, as well as a detached three-car garage and two-story barn. The house comes equipped with central air conditioning.
The property is located nearby parks, downtown Patchogue and the Patchogue Long Island Rail Road station. It is in the Bayport-Blue Point School District.
The asking price is $1,469,000, not including the annual property taxes of $19,533, which come to $18,182 with the Star Exemption.
The real estate agent listed for the property is Barbara Leogrande of Douglas Elliman Real Estate. She can be reached at 631-589-8500.
