Designed at the peak of the Great House era, this masterpiece is a synthesis of grand scale, exquisite proportion, and the great authority of experience, infused with the styles of Europe but expressed in an entirely new American luxury architecture. Built on a 36- by 100-foot plot and comprising 18,500 approximate square feet, with stunning terraces and ceilings on several floors exceeding 17 feet, it was reported in the New York Times on October 3, 1941 that this mansion was notable for “the spaciousness of its rooms, its marble staircase, and its costly wood panelling”  

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