Long Island’s “Gold Coast” is dotted with many grand estates rich with history and stories of famous owners, but few if any have as long or more colorful history than Fort Hill, Lloyd Harbor. Standing majestically on a bluff overlooking the cerulean waters of Long Island Sound, Cold Spring Harbor and Oyster Bay, this 10-acre estate’s story began long before the Revolutionary War and has seen everything from English soldiers repelling rebels to celebrity guests enjoying a gala ball. High on a bluff overlooking the water with endless walkways, award-winning gardens, and a lighted staircase descending to 1800 feet of beach and a 160-foot deep-water dock, this magnificent 37-room, 1910 brick Tudor has been lovingly and impeccably restored to its former glory by its present owners sparing no expense and skipping no detail. read more
