Cromwell Manor, Greek Revival historic house in Cornwall, New York, United States.
Cromwell Manor is a two-story brick house with five bays and a striking front portico supported by six large square columns. The seven-acre property includes a guest house from 1840 and several other outbuildings beyond the main residence.
Built in 1820 and expanded in 1840, the manor became one of the first luxury homes in rural Cornwall. An older stone cottage called The Chimneys dates to 1779 and once served as a tavern and shoemaking workshop.
The property shows how different trades once operated here across generations. Multiple buildings reveal the working life of early residents, from shoemaking to tavern keeping.
The property sits on Angola Road and spreads across several acres of land. Wear comfortable shoes as you explore the various buildings and grounds of the estate.
Original interior details survive throughout, such as marble mantels and molded ceiling work. The sliding pocket doors between formal parlors display the craftsmanship techniques of that era.
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