SHARE

Unique Fixer-Upper: $2.9M Abercrombie Castle Up For Sale In Northern Westchester

If you're looking for your next big project and have millions of dollars to spend, consider investing in a castle located on a nearly 50-acre property in Northern Westchester in need of some serious renovations. 

A castle in Ossining built by David T. Abercrombie in 1927 is now up for sale, but there's a catch: it needs a lot of work. 

A castle in Ossining built by David T. Abercrombie in 1927 is now up for sale, but there's a catch: it needs a lot of work. 

Photo Credit: Zillow
Another view of the castle grounds. 

Another view of the castle grounds. 

Photo Credit: Zillow
A bird's eye view of the estate. 

A bird's eye view of the estate. 

Photo Credit: Zillow

The castle, located on a 49.6-acre property in Ossining at 249 Croton Dam Rd., was built in 1927 by David T. Abercrombie, who was one of the founders of the popular clothing brand Abercrombie & Fitch, and is now up for sale for $2.9 million.

According to the property's Zillow listing, the castle was designed by Abercrombie's architect wife, Lucy Abbot Cate. Abercrombie and his family lived in the castle for several years, but it has since fallen into disrepair, according to a report by MarketWatch. 

The 3-story, 4-bed, 5-bath castle currently includes an open patio with a fireplace as well as a cast iron spiral staircase leading up to the tower. However, it currently lacks plumbing or electricity, MarketWatch reported.

The property also includes a barn that is currently uninhabitable, according to Zillow. 

In addition to the breathtaking castle and the barn, the property also comes with plenty of surrounding land that can either be used as a beautiful private estate or even developed into something else, according to Zillow's write-up about the estate. 

The castle was last sold in 2001 for $1.5 million and has been on and off the market since, being listed for as much as $3.5 million at one point, according to MarketWatch. 

Click here to view the listing on Zillow. 

The full report by MarketWatch can be read by clicking here. 

to follow Daily Voice Somers and receive free news updates.

SCROLL TO NEXT ARTICLE