Wedding Present Farm. This stately Georgian Colonial was erected in local brick in 1910 to view the Hudson & the Berkshires. Its 73 ac. is set amongst storied River Houses and Estates. Of Classical Grecian architecture,its oversized & high ceilinged Public Rooms open to columned Porches. Spacious Bed Rooms & a large Second Story covered Terrace open off a 21'x14' Central Hall which in turn feeds the Third Story Ball Room. 5 b.r./3.5 baths/6 f.p. Dependencies include a 4 br & two 3 br Guest Houses & 3 barns & a main house garage. The house was erected as a summer home by Edward & Martha V.A (Van Antwerp) Easton, on land conveyed as a wedding present by neighbor & close friend Edward Townsend Reed in 1907. Reed & Easton were prominent Albany attorneys, Yale men & mercantilists: Reed in seed; Easton as a lumber baron. A woods road leads to a bridge to 42 acre Shad Island, a part of the Estate with elongated Hudson River shoreline, comprised of fields, woods & trails. More land available.

The manager has listed the unit size as 4800 square feet.