Murray D. Safanie House

Simple in all its lines, the building is beautifully balanced and has the air of being thoroughly settled on the ground.

One of Mott Schmidt's first major works, the country house was built on the grounds of a 200-acre waterfront property.

The quintessential English country house re-imagined and set on 15 acres overlooking the Hudson River.

Designed in 1933 for for industrialist Jeremiah Clark, Sr., the house later passed into the hands of financier Walter McClure who called the estate "Tall Trees". 

Designed by Mott Schmidt in 1949 for John M. Lovejoy, chairman of the Seaboard Oil Company, the c

The fireplace of Mott Schmidt's last residence incorporates a carved wood relief of his beloved P

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