Brewerton, N.Y. — The beginning of the listing for the magnificent property at 9480 Bluff Circle in Brewerton sums up everything you need know about it.
It is “Destination Paradise.”
Set along 236 feet of Oneida Lake, the 7,000 square-foot Colonial-style home captures the beauty its surroundings with its tall windows, unique turrets, and unique covered back deck.
For the first time this one-of-a-kind home is on the market.
The home was the brainchild of Gary and Yolanda Tooley, who have both passed away, who, along with a group of their friends, loved the lake and wanted to live together in a private cul-de-sac.
They called the group of houses “The Bluff.”
Architect Doug Klepper was hired, while Yolanda, an artist by trade, worked on creating a home that her daughter, Jacqueline, calls, a “timeless classic,” which can suit nearly everybody’s tastes.
“She really had a good eye for design,” she said of her mother.
(While the house features many timeless elements, like Brazilian hardwood floors and marble, the home has many modern updates, like a security system, complete-home stereo system and radiant floor heat on all levels, including in the attached three-car garage.)
Jacqueline Tooley says her parents had two goals with the design of the house.
First, was to take “capture the essence of the lake.”
“You never get bored while you are there,” Tooley said. “The views outside change during the day and with the changing of the seasons.”
The turrets on the back of the house, which includes the master bedroom’s sitting room and dining area off the kitchen, offer 180-degree views of the lake.
“Sometimes,” she jokes that family members would ask, “why don’t we sit in some of these rooms more often.”
The covered deck and patio allow for the enjoyment of the lake all year long.
“There was so much to see,” Tolley said. “It always felt like you were on vacation when you visited there."
Second, the house was a great gathering place for families and friends.
The open concept great room, with its own bar and custom built-ins over the one of the home’s three gas fireplaces, opens right into the fantastic kitchen.
“My parents love to cook and to entertain,” Tolley remembered, “and this allowed them to keep everyone together.”
The formal dining room also acts as a library and music room, large enough for a piano.
The house also has a finished walk-out lower level with a large theater room, wine storage and a full bathroom and kitchen. The incredible amount of storage space could be used for an additional bedroom, creating an in-law suite.
“The whole family has so many memories of spending time with our parents there,” Tolley said.
For more information about this home, please contact realtor Barbara Ciricillo, of Coldwell Banker Prime Properties. Her information is below.
THE DETAILS
Address: 9480 Bluff Circle, Brewerton, N.Y. 13029
Price: $1,499,900
Size: 7,000 square feet
Acreage: 1.42 acres
Monthly Mortgage: $5,534 (based on this week's national average rate of 3.72 percent, according to Freddie Mac, for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage with a 20 percent down payment. Fees and points not included.)
Taxes: $28,864 (Based on assessed value of $932,400)
Built: 2009
School District: Central Square
Kitchen: The spacious kitchen was especially important to the previous owners. They loved to cook and entertain. The kitchen features Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, an incredibly large island, and an amazing amount of storage. There is a walk-in pantry and mudroom and dining areas just off the kitchen. The kitchen opens into the great room so that everyone is together during parties.
Living areas: Capturing the views of Oneida Lake the home boasts almost 7,000 square feet of living space. There is Brazilian cherry hardwood flooring and radiant floor heating throughout. The spacious great room features custom built-ins over a gas fireplace and an old-fashioned bar with a custom tin-roof ceiling. The formal dining room has three functions. Besides being a dining room, the room acts as a library and music room. The house also features a convenient laundry room and a handsome office.
Master bedroom: The master bedroom is one of four bedrooms in the house. It features a sitting room in one of the turrets which provides incredible views of the lake and a gas fireplace. The large bedroom has his-and-her walk-in cedar closets with skylights.
Master bathroom: The master bathroom has a Jacuzzi-style tub and a giant walk-in shower. It has marble flooring and an amazing vanity. There is a total of four-and-a-half bathrooms in the house.
Lower level: The incredible lower level walks out onto the back patio. It has a great theater room with a very large projection television, wine storage and a full kitchen and bathroom. There is a ton of storage space there. Another bedroom could be added.
Outdoors: The house is built on almost an acre-and-a-half of property, which has been professionally landscaped. The home is built in a private cul-de-sac and looks out over 236 feet of Oneida Lake waterfront. The incredible covered deck allows any outdoor gathering to continue, no matter the weather. It leads down to a patio. There is an attached three-car garage, with radiant heating in the floor. The property is close to Route 81 and Oneida Shores.
Agent: Barbara Ciricillo
Coldwell Banker Prime Properties Licensed Associate Broker
Address: 8233 Park Ridge Path, Liverpool, N.Y. 13090
Phone: (315) 345-2355
Email: barb@barbc.com
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