Perfectly set on the grounds of Westchester Country Club overlooking the south golf course, this 1929 Cotswold Tudor Revival is a residence for the connoisseur of fine living. Architect Ralph Mackin, known for creating residences rich in historical references with well-proportioned living spaces, has redesigned and expanded this English Manor to magnificent results. Completely updated with fine woodworking, detailed moldings, imported custom carvings, plaster finishes, and classic quarter-sawn oak floors, it features a living room with beam ceiling, leaded glass windows, and large limestone fireplace opening to a sun-filled garden room and slate terrace. A bespoke kitchen with every top appliance has a large cherry-topped island. A spacious and inviting dining room with custom tracery ceiling and leaded glass windows overlooks the golf course; a card room with full bar and a bank of tall leaded glass opens to the terrace. A west-wing addition features a first-floor paneled family room with fireplace and set of Palladian style windows and two privately-set guest suites on the second. The master suite features dual luxury baths and two dressing rooms. The lower level features a wine cellar; a billiards room with fireplace; golf simulator room. Outside, a heated pool with two pavilions, a kitchen, a cabana/bath, joined by a covered pergola. Level lawns are surrounded in privacy with specimen landscaping, creating the ultimate setting for outdoor entertaining.