Overview

“The Japanese House,” is nestled in Tarrytown’s bucolic Wilson Park area, high above the bustling Village, with stunning views of the Hudson River. Tranquil and exquisite, it is the home of late legendary saxophonist, David Sanborn. A cherished retreat with contemporary design, a gentle harmony of light and nature, it is tucked in amidst other fine homes and the surrounding pastural landscape.
The pagoda style roofline, Shoji screens, pergolas, walls of windows, wrap-around decks, fireplace, chef’s kitchen, hardwood flooring, professional recording studio suite of rooms, custom designed outdoor pool/spa, patio and two-car garage are features of this home. Set on 86 acres, the interior is 4140 sq ft, with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 3-zone heating and central air conditioning and a whole house generator. The magnificent 1000 sq ft. recording studio suite flexible space also has possibilities as an in-law suite, family/media room or guest/bedroom/office.
At sunset, step out and meander through the neighboring Wilson Park with eleven acres of green space. Just down the hill to the vibrant Village of Tarrytown with restaurants, shops, a Music Hall, Jazz Club, coffee shops, farmer’s market, schools, library, water front paths and parks and close to picturesque lakes, trails and Metro North RR. Tarrytown has been noted as one of the prettiest towns in America! An exceptional home for a musician or artist of any kind or anyone seeking an elegant, contemporary space that celebrates nature. A short express train ride to Grand Central or drive from the city, this could be a perfect weekend retreat! An offer has been accepted.