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Late Show Bandleader Paul Shaffer's Home In Hudson Valley Sells For $2.35M Late Show Bandleader Paul Shaffer's Home In Hudson Valley Sells For $2.35M
Late Show Bandleader Paul Shaffer's Home In Hudson Valley Sells For $2.35M The gated Northern Westchester residence of Paul Shaffer, the well-known bandleader of the Late Show with David Letterman, is now officially off the market.  The four-bedroom gated colonial residence, located in Bedford's Middle Patent Estate area on Cedar Hill Road, sold on Friday, May 3 for $2.35 million, according to its Houlihan Lawrence listing.  Shaffer, who served as bandleader for the entirety of Late Night With David Letterman and the Late Show, originally bought the 8-acre, 4,958-square-foot property in 1991 for $680,000, according to reports. He listed it for …

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by Ben Crnic
Lifestyle
HGTV To Kickstart Area Town In New Series HGTV To Kickstart Area Town In New Series
HGTV To Kickstart Area Town In New Series HGTV has announced plans to feature a small Hudson Valley community in its new renovation series, "Home Town Kickstart." The Orange County town of Cornwall will be one of the six communities featured on the show, the television channel said in an announcement on Tuesday, Nov. 16. HGTV said the show will premiere in the spring of 2022. Three projects will take place in the town: refreshing the home of a local hero, upgrading a small business and revitalizing a public space. Ben and Erin Napier will star in the show.   “We see the positive impact of this small town renaissance ev…

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by Nicole Valinote
Lifestyle
Before & After: This 1800s Area Home Gets A Makeover Before & After: This 1800s Area Home Gets A Makeover
Before & After: This 1800s Area Home Gets A Makeover A 19th-century home in Northern Westchester has undergone an extensive makeover and is now up for sale. Bedford real estate broker Brian Murray told the Daily Voice that he purchased the home in the hamlet of Waccabuc in the Town of Lewisboro, which is set on the 18th hole of the Waccabuc Country Club, about five years ago after it had been empty for several years. “We literally had to remove the animals that were living inside,” he said. The couple then worked with local architect Teo Siguenza to conceptualize their renovation plans. Once the plans were finalized, local builder BVT m…

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by Joe Lombardi