Monday, January 4, 2010

Who Wants to Loan Me $1.895M?

One more post from Fantasy Island before I return to that other island tomorrow:



Crow Hill. 1839 Greek Revival villa on 30 acres above Kinderhook Creek in the Catskills. OBSESSED. Need funds.

(I mean, did I miss this in The World of Interiors? Has Gil Schafer been cloned and no one told me? I would move in tomorrow and keep it as-is, minus an antler or two. Cognoscenti, fill me in: who's selling this slice of heaven???)

39 comments:

  1. I'll check the sofa cushions, perhaps we can go in together. You know I have a thing for grotto chairs.

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  2. Haw! And you know I never met a Charles of London chair I didn't like. Let's star together in postmodern 'Green Acres'!!

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  3. wow, that's an unbelievable space! i used to actually be a market assistant at domino, but i don't think we ever met; i've added your lovely blog to my buddies over at urban flea, and i'd be tickled pink if you'd link to me too!

    xo katherine aka. urban flea :)
    http://www.urbanfleadesign.net

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  4. It belongs to John Knott (Quadrille) who also owns the best modern 70s house in the Pines on Fire Island. http://thedevinelife.blogspot.com/2008/05/country-luncheon.html

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  5. OMG I always stalk that website pouring over listings for beautiful old country homes and have been lusting over this house for a while too! I can't beleive such a gorgeous home has been sitting on the market for so long! Peggy Lampmann is another hudson area agent with gorgeous listings too! Also- congrats on going out on your own! Very exciting and I have no doubt you'll be a tremendous success! And on a random note, we have a friend in common...Bei at W! Such a small world!
    xo
    Nicole

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  6. Anon, THANK YOU! I've met Paul at Quadrille (my favorite showroom at the D&D) but never Mr. Knott. Makes perfect sense ... such fabulosity.

    Katherine, it's always nice to meet an ex-Domino-er. And I love an urban flea! Adding your blog now.

    Nicole, nice to e-meet you too and thanks for the encouragement AND the scoop on Hudson real estate porn! It is such a small world -- I miss my Busy Bei, haven't seen her in too long.

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  7. I'd loan you the money if I had it, and if we could share.
    You are the best.

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  8. Stunning!!...so much character! Good luck on going solo...love reading your posts!...

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  9. Nick,

    No worries. We can simply split the costs. I'll even take the smaller bedroom in the back.

    there. done.

    I'll be there on Wednesday.

    *hand shake*
    Scot

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  10. beautiful and you can't go wrong in the catskills.

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  11. Beautiful. I love how the artwork is hung all about on those walls. I do find the kitchen a bit funky for cooking and prep, but hell, what's a kitchen? It's got a beautiful swan painting in it anyway.

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  12. Is this seriously only $1.9?? Not that I have anywhere near that, but man the market where I live is so inflated... still. That is beautiful.

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  13. Wow, oh Wow, oh Wow. This is a serious case of house lust. And here I am, 1.895 million short.

    It's superb

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  14. Check out this NYT article on the house, apparently it is haunted! Creepy, no?

    http://travel.nytimes.com/2006/10/13/realestate/13ghost.html

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  15. Whoops!
    I wrongly stated that Mr. John Knott had a great 70's house on Fire Island...the house in my head actually belongs to another textile legend Jay Hyde Crawford. http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/08/at-home-a-chat-with-jay-hyde-crawford/

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  16. House is insane. Thinking of packing it up in Hollywood and moving there pronto. Hubbie can telecommunicate with Warner Brothers while I putter in the kitchen garden and read Dirk Bogarde books on that wide front porch.

    In other news, I am telling ALL my NYC friends about your new decorating services. You are a star, baby! xxx

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  17. Nick, congratulations on going out on your own! I hope you will attract many clients with both taste and money.

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  18. You stole my thoughts, my links.

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  19. Congratulations on your new venture!

    Now for some tough love. You need to update your blog more often. I bumped you up in my long list of interior design blogs that I read. Don't make me move you back down where you used to be in the list. Those who update regularly AND are good reads, are on the top. I thought you were a top.

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  20. THE 4TH PICTURE REMINDS ME OF OSCAR DE LA RENTA DECORATION, ISN'T IT?..

    @ MAISONCHAPLIN.blogspot.com

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  21. Is it unusual that the pillars don't have bases?

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  22. Floor to ceiling 6 over 6 windows-check, double parlors with pocket doors-check, ionic-columned porticoes-check. Nick, I think its time that we look for some investors. :) Great house. Come visit me sometime!-www.lacqueredlife.blogspot.com

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  23. It is a ravishing house. I've longed to visit it but what's the point without the delightful Mr Knott on the premises as host?

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  24. Don Knotts IS delightful!

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  25. You just made my day - I just designed and built a greek revival in Chicago and I know my neighbors think I'm crazy! At least now I know there are others who love the look! I feel like I've found a long lost brother! Linking to your blog. See me at holingcourtblog.blogspot.com. Just moved there from wordpress and would love your visit/opinions/link back if you like it! ;)

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  27. My house is a Greek Revival, about 20 minutes from there. Am putting mine on the market this Spring. It's a hair under $1.895M. OK, it's a whole freakin' wig under that price! LOL

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  31. WOW! What a beautiful place! I wish I could get a bad credit personal loan. My credit is HORRIBLE. There is no one in there right mind who would give me the 1.895M to buy a place like that.

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