Spend a weekend at Stone Manor with time for Washington Irving’s Sunnyside, the Rockefeller carriage roads, and a film in Pleasantville.
Morning at the house
Oversized arched windows in the living room face the Hudson and the Palisades. Take coffee to the covered patio when the weather is good.
Visit Washington Irving’s Sunnyside
Sunnyside is Washington Irving’s home in Irvington. Historic Hudson Valley runs tours on selected dates. Check the calendar for tickets before you go.
Walk the Rockefeller carriage roads
Rockefeller State Park Preserve has wide crushed-stone carriage roads through woods and fields, past Swan Lake and the Pocantico River. Check the trail map before choosing a route.
See a film in Pleasantville
Jacob Burns Film Center has five screens and shows new releases, classics, and documentaries. Check its calendar for screenings and special programs.
Evening at the house
The kitchen has two ovens and a large island. Downstairs, the game room has pool and foosball; outside, the covered patio has a grill, fire pit, and heaters.
Check the room layout
Stone Manor has four bedrooms and sleeps up to 12 overnight guests. The house looks across the Hudson toward the Palisades, about 25 miles from Midtown Manhattan. Check the photos and floor plans, then enter your dates to see availability and pricing.