If your dream home is full of characterful, Tudor-style charm, you'll want to check out these seriously stunning homes on the East Coast. Although homes in the English Tudor style pop up all over the US, they look especially awesome in the luscious woodland settings of Connecticut and the Hamptons. Think lots of dark wood, fireplaces, and French doors that open onto green vistas. Feel like escaping already? See our favorites below.
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1. A one-of-a-kind estate an hour away from NYC
This stunning home in Greenwich, Connecticut (opens in new tab) (currently under contract) is surrounded by tranquil mature trees and beautiful gardens – 7.92 acres of land altogether. Inside, spacious rooms feature wooden floors and French windows, with the main reception foyer opening onto the stunning lawns and seasonal gardens. Split over three storeys, the home features a library, a gym area, and additional rooms suitable for home office use. We just can't stop looking at the stunning natural setting that makes this home so special.
2. A charming Tudor home with wood floors
Another handsome Connecticut residence in a classic Tudor style, this gorgeous home (opens in new tab) has a whopping four levels of space, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. It may look old, but it's actually had extensive updates in the past decade, making it a stylish and modern family home inside. We particularly like the handsome, airy kitchen.
3. A Tudor-style cottage moments away from the sea
Tudor meets maritime chic? Head to the Hamptons for the perfect marriage of the two; this cozy Tudor-style cottage (opens in new tab) is moments away from Montauk village and the ocean. Inside, there's plenty of character with wood paneling and fireplaces, five bedrooms and a formal dining room. There's also a patio with a grill for warm summer evenings.
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