The main residence offers 11,000 square feet of living space on three levels. A gracious entry with Mott Schmidt's signature floating staircase exemplifies timeless elegance. The living room overlooks a sweeping lawn with dramatic river views beyond, as does the dining room, with access to a private side terrace. A brick terrace overlooks gardens. A library has a carved fireplace, separate office with fireplace and a full bath. In addition to the grand staircase, an elevator accesses the second floor that features a master wing with a private balcony, dual dressing galleries with fitted closets; and five bedrooms and five full baths. A third floor has an additional three bedrooms and three baths. A lower basement level includes a wine vault, hobby rooms and offices.

Surrounding the home are gardens, broad lawns and woodlands, complemented with a round heated pool, a playhouse, a large carriage house, a three-bedroom gate house, a six-stall barn with tack room and office, three greenhouses with potting benches and an office, a mature apple orchard and a private helipad.

“Much like his Manhattan townhouse, Mr. Rockefeller cherished his home in Pocantico Hills. The importance of this home in the context of his life is paramount,” says Anthony Cutugno, senior vice president of Houlihan Lawrence Private Brokerage.

The Rockefeller family is also deeply rooted in the history of Pocantico Hills, having founded the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture, which features an educational center with offices, as well as the acclaimed restaurant Blue Hill.