A waterfront estate at 104 Premium Point Road in Premium Point, New York’s most exclusive private peninsula, has entered the market for $15.995 million, the first such listing in the community in years. The property covers 1.3 acres along Long Island Sound, surpassing all other waterfront homes in Westchester County by price upon its debut.
The home merges historical architecture with modern design. Developed by Cum Laude Group, it preserves sections of an original stone estate while incorporating 13,000 square feet of contemporary living space. Traditional slate roofs and copper gutters pair with Marvin windows and floor-to-ceiling glass walls, framing uninterrupted views of the sound and Premium Mill Pond from almost every interior.
The layout emphasizes both grandeur and practicality. With eight bedrooms, ten full bathrooms, and three powder rooms, it includes a three-car garage, a dedicated fitness level, and a pool house with guest quarters. The chef’s kitchen boasts dual islands, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, and a butler’s pantry, while an outdoor kitchen extends the entertaining area directly to the water’s edge.
Premium Point’s reputation as a haven for affluent residents stems from its long history of attracting notable figures, including financier J.P. Morgan, artist Norman Rockwell, and baseball executive Joe Torre. The community’s gated entrance and proximity to Manhattan, while maintaining seclusion, have solidified its appeal among the wealthy. This sale opportunity stands out due to its scarcity in recent years.
The property’s outdoor features include private beach access, boat slips, and terraces with waterfront vistas. Advanced technology is seamlessly integrated through a whole-house generator, Lutron lighting, and Sonos audio systems, ensuring both functionality and discretion. Additional amenities like a pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen reinforce the estate’s dedication to waterfront living.
Unlike many high-end waterfront homes, this estate successfully combines historical character with modern updates. The preserved slate roof and copper gutters reflect its heritage, while the open floor plan and luxury finishes cater to current tastes. This balance between tradition and innovation remains rare in elite real estate markets, where restorations often favor one approach over the other.
