All View Estate, Historic mansion in New Rochelle, United States
All View Estate is a large mansion located in New Rochelle on a peninsula property with direct water access to Echo Bay. The building contains numerous bedrooms and bathrooms along with garage space and areas designed for outdoor activities.
The mansion was designed in the late 1800s by architect Sidney Vanuxem Stratton for Charles Oliver Iselin, who was involved in America's Cup sailing. The property reflects the grand residential estates built during this period in the region.
The estate grounds were created by Frederick Law Olmsted, the same landscape architect who designed New York's Central Park and many other public spaces.
The property sits on the Premium Point peninsula and provides multiple spaces for relaxation and water-based activities. Visitors should note that the waterside location creates opportunities for various recreational pursuits.
The facade features white marble details with rounded arch openings that give the building a distinctive appearance. These architectural elements are characteristic of upscale residential construction from the late 1800s.
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