NOW BEING OFFERED AS A SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE. THE PRICE HAS BEEN ADJUSTED BY $892,000 TO REFLECT THE REMOVAL OF THE CONTENTS AND THE BUSINESS COMPONENT ASSOCIATED WITH THE INN OPERATION KNOWN AS 34 STATE. [ALL OFFERS ARE DUE BY 1:00 PM ON THURSDAY, JULY 16TH.] OPEN HOUSES WILL BE HELD SUNDAY, JULY 5TH AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 8TH FROM 2:00 PM TO 4:00 PM. Commanding a premier corner presence moments from Skaneateles Lake, the Barrow Estate stands as a cornerstone of New York’s artistic and architectural history. The residence served as the longtime home and studio of Hudson River School painter John D. Barrow, offering historic pedigree and the comforts of a private home. Spanning over 4,700 sq ft, the residence unfolds across 17 rooms designed for entertaining and family living. The main level is defined by gracious symmetry, with a formal dining room flanked by two spacious living rooms, each with a fireplace. Eat-in kitchen serves as the home’s culinary heart, featuring ceiling-height custom cabinetry, walk-in pantry, pull-out drawers, marble tile backsplash, and one of 2 bespoke wet bars. A powder room, first-floor mudroom, and laundry provide everyday function, while a guest suite offers a private retreat with full bath and secluded porch. Upper levels offer privacy with 2 additional primary-style suites with sitting areas and private baths. The principal wing is a sanctuary with spa-inspired bath, second private laundry, three walk-in closets, and a hidden closet. The home’s quality and structural integrity are rooted in rare nogging construction, an uncommon 19th-century technique reflecting craftsmanship and durability. This authenticity has been preserved through high-end renovations that maintain architectural character while adding modern comfort. Landscaped grounds feature bluestone walkways, a cedar-fenced backyard, and a sprawling bluestone patio for outdoor entertaining. Covered porches extend the living space and create indoor-outdoor living. Steps from village dining, shops, and lakefront, The Barrow Estate represents a historically significant and architecturally distinguished offering defined by craftsmanship, scale, and enduring quality.