A Legacy Estate Of Uncommon Distinction — Buttonball Hill Conceived In 1929 For Vanderbilt Heir Aldred Coster Schermerhorn, Buttonball Hill Is A Masterwork Of Georgian Architecture Set Amid Sweeping Manicured Grounds. The Classic Red Brick And Clapboard Exterior — Crowned By A Slate Roof And Crisp Black Shutters — Announces Itself With Quiet Authority. Inside, A Double-height Foyer With Hand-carved Moldings And A Gracefully Curved Staircase Sets The Tone. Soaring Ceilings And A Natural Flow Make The Principal Rooms Equally Suited To Intimate Daily Living And Grand Entertaining. The Formal Living Room Opens Through French Doors Into A Sun-filled Solarium; The Chestnut-paneled Library And Cozy Den Each Offer Their Own Fireplace And Garden Access. The Chef’s Kitchen Is A True Centerpiece — Expansive And Impeccably Appointed, With Top-of-the-line Appliances, Custom Cabinetry, And Generous Counter Space Designed For Serious Cooking And Effortless Hosting. Multiple Seating Areas Make It The Natural Heart Of The Home: A Sun-drenched Breakfast Nook Overlooking The Gardens, A Sprawling Island Ideal For Casual Dining, And A Comfortable Sitting Area Perfect For Gathering With Family And Guests. The Primary Suite Is A Sanctuary: Sitting Room, Two Ensuite Baths, Fireplace, And A Private Balcony With Sweeping Estate Views. Outside, A Heated Pool, Har-tru Tennis Court, And Beautifully Landscaped Gardens Round Out The Resort-caliber Grounds. A Superbly Maintained Estate Where Historic Soul Meets Modern Ease — Minutes From Top Schools, Village Amenities, And Convenient Rail Access To The City.