Who owns the pumpkin house

But not during a global pandemic. In recent years, Griffith said, people have traveled from across the United States and some internationally to take in the scene.

Some of his favorite moments, he said, came from meeting visitors from far and wide and also locals who helped bring the house to life. Luke Creasy is a reporter for HD Media. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook HDcreasy or reach him by phone at Sorry , an error occurred. Get Started. Log In Sign Up. You are logged in.

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The unusual residence was built in for Cleveland Walcutt, an engineer, and has only changed hands a few times since then. It comes with some of its original details, including a huge marble mantel in the living room, that lend it plenty of historic character.

Some of its rooms could probably use an update, though. Old world elegance, artistry and design are ever-present in this three-story home featuring magnificent Hudson River views. The home opens with a parlor floor, a 'sun-drenched' dining room with plenty of old-world charm. There are some lovely lush gardens encircling the property giving the new owner a true sense of privacy and seclusion.

Built between the years of and , the two-family home is perched over feet above the Henry Hudson Parkway, standing three stories high and encompassing 3, square feet. Old world elegance, artistry and design are ever-present in this three-story home featuring magnificent Hudson River views throughout.

Built in for an engineer named Cleveland Walcutt, the three-story brick residence at 16 Chittenden Avevenu stands feet above the Henry Hudson Parkway and it is visible from the George Washington Bridge. A secret garden and architectural opulence are only some of the many fine features of this historic home.

The property was called the Pumpkin House for its' seemingly jack-o-lantern face that glows across the Hudson reflecting the light of the setting sun.

A renovated French country kitchen offers modern day equipment to cook perfect meals with a professional oven and stove. Wood-paneled walls paired with the incredible views prove what a special place this home really is. The architectural gem dates back to the 's.