Bidding Opens For Iconic 16-Acre Equestrian Estate In Greenwich

GREENWICH, CT — Bidding is now open for a Quaker Lane Farm, an iconic 16-acre equestrian esttate at 38-48 and 58 Quaker Lane in Greenwich.

Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions announced the bidding opened on Monday. Collectively listed for $35 million, the full estate is being auctioned in cooperation with Danielle Claroni, Christian Perry and Leslie McElwreath of Sotheby’s International Realty - Greenwich Brokerage.

The property, complete with pastures, paddocks, orchards, vegetable gardens and top-tier equestrian facilities, will be offered in three parcels: the guest home and stables, listed for $15 million; the main residence, listed for $20 million; or the entire estate.

Bidding for the properties will culminate on Oct. 10 via the firm’s online marketplace, according to a news release.

"Whether parceled out or purchased as a whole, this auction opportunity offers an unparalleled chance to own a world-class asset in one of the most sought-after zip codes in the country," said Chad Roffers, co-founder and CEO of Sotheby’s Concierge Auctions, in a news release. "By leveraging our global network and showcasing this opportunity on an international stage, we assure the most sophisticated buyers come forward for a competitive auction to achieve true market value."

The three residential stuctures have a total of 11 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms.

The main residence, a stunning five-bedroom, seven-bath shingle-style home, was meticulously renovated in 2023 by award-winning architect Rich Granoff and Drake Builders LLC, a news release on the auction noted.

At the heart of the home is an exquisite French country kitchen with custom copper La Cornue stoves, cathedral ceilings and a wood-inlay floor by artisan John Yarema, the news release said. A formal dining room, elegant living room with fireplace and grand entertainment room with a custom bar and game area offer perfect spaces for both intimate and large gatherings. A large folding glass wall connects indoor and outdoor living.

"This property truly offers the best of both worlds. You have a gorgeous estate with pristine design, unlimited space, entertaining options, equestrian facilities and more while at the same time, are in close proximity to the city and can be in Grand Central Terminal in under an hour,” Claroni added in a news release.

Perry called Quaker Lane Farm a one-of-a-kind estate, offering a harmonious blend of luxury and functionality."

"From the meticulously renovated main residence, to the stunning French country kitchen with custom copper La Cornue stoves, every detail has been crafted to perfection. The seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces, highlighted by the infinity-edge pool and guest cottage, makes this home ideal for both grand-scale entertaining and tranquil relaxation," Perry said in a news release.

The estate features a 12-horse Mediterranean-style stable, a laser-leveled dressage arena with FootingFirst and TravelRight footing, multiple paddocks and a scenic viewing area.

The grounds include pristine pastures, vegetable gardens, an orchard with apple, pear, peach and cherry trees, vineyards with Merlot and Cabernet grapes and charming aviary and peacock enclosures, the news release said.

"This estate is a dream for both luxury homeowners and equestrian enthusiasts," said McElwreath in a news release. "The Mediterranean-style stable and professional-grade dressage arena provide a top-tier environment for horse lovers, while the secondary guest house offers additional space and comfort for family and friends. With pristine orchards, vineyards, and even a peacock enclosure, Quaker Lane Farm is more than just a home—it's a complete lifestyle experience."

Quaker Lane Farm is available for private showings by appointment, in person or virtually.

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