Residenza Unifamiliare A Briarcliff Manor

Tucked beside the trails and woodlands of Rockefeller State Park Preserve, 1 Kings Grant Way feels less like a traditional suburban home and more like a private retreat woven into the landscape.

Set on 1.10 acres in Briarcliff Manor, this nearly 5,000-square-foot Contemporary was designed to embrace its surroundings. Inside, soaring ceilings, expansive windows, skylights, warm wood detailing, and dramatic architectural lines create a home that feels open, expressive, and connected to nature. Sunlight moves through the interiors throughout the day, while mature trees frame the views outside.

The main living spaces are made for gathering. A dramatic living room with a fireplace serves as the heart of the home, while multiple sitting, dining, and entertaining areas create an easy flow for both everyday living and larger occasions. Above, an open gallery overlooks the spaces below, adding another layer of architectural interest and offering an ideal setting for a library, home office, or quiet reading area.

Throughout the home, there is a sense of flexibility. Rooms can evolve with the way you live, whether that means working from home, entertaining guests, creating dedicated fitness or hobby spaces, or simply having room to spread out.

The walk-out lower level expands those possibilities even further, with generous recreation space and direct access to the property. Outside, multiple decks create natural extensions of the interior, offering places to dine, entertain, or simply sit among the trees.

But the setting is what makes 1 Kings Grant Way especially rare. With Rockefeller State Park Preserve directly adjacent, miles of carriage roads, trails, forests, fields, and scenic landscapes become part of daily life. Morning walks, weekend hikes, runs, and quiet time outdoors are all just beyond the property.

Located within the Pocantico Hills Central School District and convenient to Briarcliff Manor, Pleasantville, Sleepy Hollow, and the Rivertowns, 1 Kings Grant Way offers something increasingly difficult to find in Westchester: substantial space, architectural character, privacy, and an extraordinary connection to nature, all within easy reach of everything the area has to offer.