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Classic Brick Colonial Stands Tall Above the Historic Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Suburban Westchester

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Source: Mansion Global

Location: Briarcliff Manor, New York Price: $6.95 million Offering a pool, a pool house, a guesthouse and a tennis court, this 1996 brick Colonial has emerged from a recent top-to-bottom update with a new kitchen and a modern entertainment level that includes a theater, a gym, and a bar and lounge. The home was used as a shooting location for Netflix’s “The Diplomat” and Apple TV’s “Your Friends and Neighbors,” according to William Pitt/Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty, which has the listing.. The seller bought the home in October 2025, co-listing agent Jo-Ann Reilly said. MORE: Palm Island Estate Asking $185.5 Million Is Miami Beach’s Priciest Listing “The beauty of this Sleepy Hollow Road home is the extraordinary combination of space, amenities and location,” co-listing agent Beth Hargraves said.

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