If you loved the Chester, NJ castle we recently profiled, pull up a chair and prepare to have your jaw drop. We found an even bigger Tudor-style castle in New Jersey complete with every European detail you could ever ask for.
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“Glynallyn Castle, an architectural masterpiece, was built in 1917,” begins the listing for 12 Canfield Road in Morris Township, New Jersey. It’s an affluent community about an hour outside of Manhattan by car, but you probably already knew that because it’s a massive castle.
“This beautifully restored home provides an expansive floor plan measuring over 30,000 square feet with eight bedrooms and two apartments on the second and third levels.”
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“Set on 7.5 landscaped acres with multi-level stone terraces, curving stone walls and colorful gardens, this residence has unique and elaborate carvings inside and out, ornately mantled fireplaces, wood beamed ceilings, original stained glass windows and stonework.”
And there’s a royal price to match—$9,950,000.
It’s all that stonework and plentiful zone 6 perennials that give the property an authentic Tudor castle aesthetic.
“Many French doors offer access to extensive patios. Perfect for grand entertaining, a two-story living room set under soaring beamed ceilings features an impressive limestone gas fireplace.”
And if you love these features, you have to check out Monet’s kitchen in Giverny, France.
“A pewter-covered bar and beautiful billiards room sits off the main foyer along with a family room that adjoins an enclosed porch overlooking manicured grounds.”
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“The dining room contains impressive millwork, an intricately carved fireplace and a silver safe for valuables. It opens to the chef’s kitchen with a separate dining area, a butler’s pantry and prep kitchen.”
Bring all your best indoor house plants, because green looks gorgeous against dark wood.
Rich, dark wood cabinetry and a brass sink scream opulence. A contrasting island and vintage white subway tile backsplashes offer a surprisingly modern feel to this very vintage cooking space.
It’s one of the best light, bright rooms in the entire home.
The main kitchen is a delight, but all the prep kitchen space and butler’s pantry square footage lends especially well to entertaining large crowds. There’s space for endless vintage cast iron skillets, cast iron tea pots and all those adorable sake cup sets you’ve collected over the years.
“The main level includes a full gym and home office with a private entrance.”
It’s a perfect place for gatherings, inviting guests to stay or running your impressive business from home. Gorgeous original wood detailing dots just about every surface in each room.
“The lower level boasts a wine cellar and a stone-walled speakeasy-style gathering room. The outside space has a separate kitchen, pizza oven and serene pool area featuring sun decks a hot tub and stone dining room.”
Just look at that fully-stocked wine cellar and all the original limestone work. This place is a masterpiece, and would easily convert to a destination-worthy bnb, wedding and events location or sophisticated spa.
“There is an abundance of privacy, the property is minutes from downtown Morristown and Madison for the Midtown Direct train to New York City. The property is zoned mixed-use for a variety of future opportunities.”
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