See The Surprises Inside This $7.8M Westchester Tudor Built In 1930

RYE, NY — A private and distinctive "19th hole" at one of the most iconic country clubs in North America could be yours to own.

If you've had your eye on the Tudor on Park Drive South, built in 1930, your chance is finally here because it is on the market.

The listing, by Margaret Grasso of Berkshire Hathaway Home Properties New York Properties, describes the 6-bedroom, 9-bathroom, 9,248-sq.-ft. house built almost a century ago as "nestled within the prestigious grounds of Westchester Country Club, in Harrison."

"This meticulously renovated and expanded 2012 Tudor-style residence seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern luxury," the listing added.

The listing notes that the home is filled with craftsmanship and elegance, from the grand entry with stained-glass doors and intricate woodwork to the sunken living room with an antique limestone fireplace and coffered ceilings.

The chef’s kitchen, which features top-tier appliances and beamed ceilings, opens to a sunlit family room with a limestone fireplace and steel doors leading out to the bluestone patio with golf course views.

The large primary suite upstairs has a coffered ceiling, an antique marble fireplace, a custom closet, and a spa-like bathroom with marble mosaic radiant heated floors.

The light-filled lower level has a wine cellar, a billiards room, a gym, and a golf simulator room.

In addition, there is 2-car attached parking.

"With six bedrooms and thoughtful design throughout, this home offers unparalleled living," the listing said. "A rare opportunity to own a timeless masterpiece in one of Westchester's most sought-after communities — luxury, tranquility and proximity to world-class amenities await."

Estimated annual taxes are $95,525 and the home is zoned to the Harrison Central School District.