Concierge Auctions puts Tuxedo Park estate under contract for $10.711M

Renamor, a 151-acre estate in Tuxedo Park north of Manhattan, is pending sale for $10.711 million after a live Hong Kong auction and 35 days of bidding. The deal could set records for Tuxedo Park and Orange County and adds another high-profile result for Concierge Auctions’ global sales platform.

Why it matters: - The pending sale positions Renamor as a likely record-breaker for both Tuxedo Park and Orange County. - The result shows how global auction marketing can move a rare, one-of-a-kind property that sat on the market for a year. - The closing will also generate funding for homes for families in need through Concierge Auctions’ Key For Key giving program.

What happened: - Concierge Auctions announced that Renamor, a 151-acre estate in Tuxedo Park, is pending sale for $10.711 million. - The property drew 35 days of auction marketing after spending 365 days on the market. - The live auction concluded at Concierge Auctions’ Hong Kong Global Sale. - The estate was listed in cooperation with Richard Ellis of Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty. - Renamor is about 50 minutes north of Manhattan.

The details: - The estate was commissioned in 1928 by George S. Amory and Renee Amory, whose names formed “Renamor.” - The property was designed as a European-inspired retreat and is a French Provincial estate. - The 151-acre grounds include three residences totaling more than 22,000 square feet. - The property also includes a private boathouse on Tuxedo Lake and a secluded log cabin. - The main residence includes a great hall, grand salon, banquet-sized dining room with a silver vault, library, fumoir, wine cellar and chapel. - A fully renovated 3,800-square-foot guest house dates to the 1930s. - A 4,500-square-foot carriage house includes a private apartment. - The grounds feature a spa, pool house, putting green and sand trap, patios, fountains, antique statuary and old bridle trails. - More than $1 million has been invested in commercial-grade geothermal and solar infrastructure, including a microgrid and high-efficiency upgrades. - The estate can operate entirely off the grid. - Images of the property are available on Concierge Auctions with credit to Ian Alexander Nelson. - More information, including property details and diligence documents, is available on Concierge Auctions or by calling +1.212.202.2940.

Between the lines: - Richard Ellis said the property went under contract for millions above the highest pre-auction bid. - Richard Ellis said the sale price will set a new record for both Tuxedo Park and Orange County. - Chad Roffers said the Hong Kong event helped present the estate to an international audience. - The sale highlights demand for trophy properties with historic character, large acreage and turnkey infrastructure. - Tuxedo Park adds cachet because it is recognized as the first planned residential community in America. - The enclave sits around the 291-acre Tuxedo Lake and offers golf, tennis, boating, preserved forests, hiking and biking trails. - A local Metro-North station provides direct service to New York City.

What's next: - The transaction is pending until closing. - The final sale price could formally establish new records for Tuxedo Park and Orange County. - The closing is expected to trigger a Key For Key contribution tied to new home construction for families in need. - More property information and auction details remain available through Concierge Auctions.