
A shingled country house on Long Island's Gold Coast, set above its own pond, where two private acres of woodland turn with the season.
Built in 2015 and set on two gated acres, this shingle-style country house pairs classic North Shore architecture with a copper-cupola roofline, a wraparound porch on stone columns, and 6,500 square feet of light-filled interiors. Six bedrooms and six baths, formal and informal living, a chef's kitchen, and a whole-floor primary suite over the water.

A bluestone terrace steps down to a heated pool and spa, framed by clipped boxwood and open lawn that runs to the pond's edge. Built for golden-hour dinners and slow mornings with the water and the turning woods beyond.


A stone-wrapped island anchors a chef's kitchen with integrated Gaggenau appliances, a butler's pantry, and a dedicated wine wall. Open to the great room and terrace for effortless flow from prep to celebration.

The whole-floor primary suite opens to a private balcony over the gardens and pond, with a dressing room and a marble bath built around a freestanding soaking tub set to the view.

Twin fireplaces and full-height windows pull the pond and woodland inside, over white oak floors beneath a coffered ceiling. It opens to the terrace on one side and the kitchen on the other, the natural heart of the house.

A glass-walled pool house sits above the terrace with a summer kitchen and a changing suite, wrapped by boxwood parterres, cutting gardens, and lawn that meets the water. Two acres of complete privacy behind a gated motor court and mature woodland.

The primary ensuite is finished in honed marble, with a freestanding soaking tub positioned to the pond view, a glass rain shower, and twin vanities beneath brass fittings.

Buckingham Court sits in the heart of Muttontown, one of the Gold Coast's most private enclaves on Long Island's North Shore. Two acres of woodland and a spring-fed pond give complete seclusion, with the Muttontown Preserve, country clubs, and the Syosset train to Manhattan all minutes away.

