Baldwin Estate 85392056X055RENT 85392056X055RENT

85392056X055RENT

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Baldwin Estate 85392056X055RENT

Discover a home that feels like no other. This stunning property is a rare find. Every detail has been carefully thought out and every amenity has been meticulously designed to be inviting, effortless and chic. With amenities such as an outdoor kitchen with heated salt water pool and fireplace, modern style living room with Italian leather sofas, premium lifestyle theater room and liberal chef's kitchen - this is truly a residence for those who love to entertain.

4 Bedrooms

You'll find a warm, country home that combines the charm of the old with modern conveniences in a convenient downtown location. Just a block off Main Street in the heart of historic Downtown Cold Spring, this home is perfect for a weekend escape or longer. You will feel at home with your private entrance, king-size bed in the master bedroom, fireplace in the living room, and lots of fun extras including complimentary wine and refreshments upon arrival, weekly cleaning service, and many outside amenities to relax and unwind. Centrally located just 20 minutes from world-class skiing at Hunter Mountain, just 45 minutes from the

Welcome to Baldwin Estate. We boast a magnificent southern spread on the northeastern coast of Tasmania that is available for immediate rental. For more details please visit our website or give us a call today.

Our Baldwin Estate range is styled after an English hunting lodge. This mirror has a silver-toned finish, with aged feel to it.

From the luxurious locations to the abundance of activities, your getaway is sure to be unforgettable.

Capitalize on a rare opportunity to own a well-preserved one-bedroom co-op in this landmark Upper East Side building. The Baldwin Estate was designed by famed architect J. E. R. Carpenter and constructed from 1886 to 1891 as a single-family residence. In 1969 it became the first building in New York City to utilize off-the-shelf components from a catalog company to construct smaller living spaces for middle class city dwellers. Today, the building is occupied by a predominantly gay and lesbian community, many of whom live here because of its convenient location and lasting cohesiveness, built upon an