Nestled in one of Rye's most sought-after neighborhoods, this...

Nestled in one of Rye's most sought-after neighborhoods, this exceptional home offers the ultimate in privacy and convenience on a prime .64-acre lot, directly bordering a protected nature preserve. Located on the quietest stretch of Johnson Place in The Preserve at Rye, the property combines space, serenity, and thoughtful design to suit today's lifestyle. Step inside to a dramatic double-height foyer that opens to generously scaled, light-filled rooms throughout. The formal living room, family room, and library each feature a fireplace, creating warm, inviting spaces to gather or relax. The newly updated spacious eat-in kitchen includes a sunny breakfast nook and opens directly to a large bluestone patio- ideal for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining. A butler's pantry connects the kitchen to the formal dining room, while a powder room and private guest bedroom with full bath complete the main level. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite includes a peaceful sitting area, two walk-in closets, and a luxurious marble bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower. Four additional large bedrooms and three full baths offer flexibility for family, guests, or home office needs. The finished lower level features a home theater, gym, rec room, wine cellar, storage and bonus space. Recent updates include kitchen, hardwood floors, newly legalized basement, hot water tank, HVAC condenser, and movie projector. Outside, enjoy the beautifully landscaped fenced-in backyard, featuring a 24-zone sprinkler system, with ample room for a pool. A three-car attached garage provides ample storage and convenience.
The Preserve at Rye features tree-lined streets, Belgium block curbs, underground utilities, and more than 30 acres of walking trails. This vibrant community hosts book clubs, block parties, and other neighborhood events. Enjoy easy access to Rye Neck schools, athletic fields, pool, golf course, and train--as well as top private schools including Rye Country Day, the French-American School, and the German School.