Aston Martin-designed Hudson Valley home on 55 acres lists for $19.5m
Selling for $19.5 million, David Ingram's architecturally magnificent Hudson Valley home, designed by Aston Martin, is now available. The residence includes broad living spaces and striking details, reflecting five years of enhancements since he bought it in 2020. Noteworthy features include a swimming pool and an underground automotive gallery. Now focused on his wellness endeavors, Ingram…
Son David Ingram, a wellness entrepreneur and the founder of Sweat and Tonic, recently placed his Hudson Valley estate on the market for $19.5 million, according to Mansion Global. The property, situated on 55 acres in Red Hook, Dutchess County, is one of only two standalone homes worldwide designed by Aston Martin and its collaborators.
Ingram, a resident of Toronto, acquired the land in 2020, prior to its construction, and took approximately five years to complete the project. Located about two hours from Manhattan, the residence is an exquisite fusion of nature and luxury, catering to those who own Aston Martins.
Inspired by the iconic James Bond film Goldfinger, Ingram has long harbored a fondness for Aston Martin vehicles, recently driving a grey DB12. The house's design, executed in collaboration with S3 Architecture and Aston Martin's design studio, Lair, reflects this passion for the brand. The exterior features a dark metal roof, blackened cedar cladding, and floor-to-ceiling glass, allowing the occupants to immerse themselves in the surrounding landscape.
A 2,000-foot gated entrance takes visitors through an array of natural elements, including old trees, rocky terrain, and historic stone walls. Spanning 7,773 square feet, the primary residence boasts four bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and two half-baths. Within the main house, a cantilevered primary suite overlooks the Catskills and offers a panoramic view of the mountaintops and local wildlife.
Additional rooms within the home include a glass-enclosed automotive gallery, an office suite, a cinema, a lounge, and a wine storage room.
The property's grounds cater to outdoor enthusiasts, offering amenities such as a 50-foot pool, a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen, a tennis court, an architect-designed treehouse, a spring-fed pond, a vegetable garden, and trails for walking and ATV riding. Furthermore, three one-bedroom pods are located down a secluded path, which can be repurposed for various purposes like guest rooms, offices, or homeschooling.
According to Jason Karadus of Corcoran Country Living, the listing agent, the property is one of the most expensive sales in the history of the Hudson Valley. Ingram, who is keen to sell the house due to the expansion of his wellness business, Silver Springs, aims to make the home accessible to a new owner who can fully appreciate its unique design and luxurious amenities.
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