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18 Helena Road
Staten Island, NY 10304
JoAnn DellaRocca with Connie Profaci Realty, original listing - (718) 667-9100
$3,999,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
6
Bathroom
Full: 6, ½: 2, ¾: 2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
5130 Square Feet
Property Description
Experience the enduring allure of this timeless 6 Bedroom, 4 Bath, Colonial Estate, nestled on over 2 acres of picturesque landscape. Perched up on the highest elevation on the Eastern Seaboard, in the Exclusive neighborhood of Todt Hill. Upon entering your private pillared circular driveway and past the freshwater pond, you will be captivated by the Stunning Panoramic views of the Richmond County Country Club Golf Course, and the Superb Unobstructed Views of the Raritan Bay and Atlantic Ocean. This property boasts over 5,000 sq feet in the main house, with well-proportioned rooms, and a seamless layout perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. The First Floor features a Welcoming Entry Foyer, a Formal Dining Room, an Oversized Formal Living Room, both featuring Wood Burning Fireplaces, Magnificent views, Custom built-ins, and French Doors to a Year-Round Sunroom that brings in warm natural light. The Large Country Style Eat in Kitchen features a Butler's Pantry, Greenhouse, Wood Paneled Library, Den, Powder Room and Laundry room. The Second Floor featuring a Butlers Staircase, provides A Primary Suite with Dressing Area, Full Bath and Fireplace. There are 5 other accompanying bedrooms and 2 full baths. The lower level is an open unfinished floor plan with access to the yard. Additionally on the property, there is a Duplex guest suite above a detached heated 3 car garage, with a summer kitchen, 2 full baths and 2 bedrooms. It is ideal for an Office, a Home Theater, a Gym, or Hosting Guests. The grounds border NYC Greenbelt trails and St. Francis Woods, offering privacy and tranquility. There is also a possibility of subdivision of the vast property, allowing 2 or more homes to be built on the site. This charming estate is a hidden gem, located just 30 minutes from Manhattan, and is surrounded by Elite Private Schools, Majestic Estates, Private Country Clubs and Unforgettable Views. A once in a lifetime opportunity, to make this your Dream Home
Property Information
Lot Size
2 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
1925
MLS Number
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Location
Address
18 Helena Road
City
Staten Island
State
NY
Zip Code
10304
County
RICHMOND
Listing
Name
Phone
(718) 614-2676
Office Name
Office Phone
(718) 667-9100
Agent Name
JoAnn DellaRocca
Agency Phone
(718) 667-9100

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