Ever wondered what it would be like to live in Central Park? The Fieldston neighborhood was designed by architect Frederick Law Olmsted, known for his work on Central Park. He planned Fieldston with wide, winding roads, ample green spaces, and grand homes, creating a suburban oasis within the city. The Fieldston community is a historical landmark district. It is also surrounded by some of the most prestigious and storied private schools in the country: Riverdale Country Day, Horace Mann and Fieldston School. It's also flanked by Manhattan College (a top-tier liberal arts school) and Van Cortland Park, one of the largest parks in NYC, featuring miles of wooded trails, recreational facilities, sporting fields, and even a golf course and equestrian center. 350 W 246th Street is storybook Tudor in the heart of Fieldston. This spacious home offers approximately 2,635 square feet of living space on the first two floors with 4 full bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a large dining room, and a grand window-filled living room with a stone wood-burning fireplace, 3 exposures and beautiful views for days. There's also an additional walk-out bedroom with a patio and fireplace, half bathroom, laundry room and a finished 2 car garage or gym on the lower level. And, it only gets better when you go outside. Remember that wow living room well it opens up to a huge stone patio and garden that's been professional landscaped and irrigated. There is also a huge, professionally landscaped backyard that's dotted with beautiful, hundred-foot high mature trees. The exterior of the home is adorned with a beautiful slate roof, brick chimney, original French steel windows throughout (all in working condition), and many other charming Tudor details. Fieldston offers a unique living experience with private streets owned by the community, ensuring minimal traffic, congestion and noise. The neighborhood is extremely safe, and supported by 24/7 private security. This home is ideally located in one of the quietest parts of Fieldston, equidistant from the Henry Hudson and Broadway, making your commute into the city a breeze. The home is short, tree-lined walk to the 242nd street metro station (which gets you downtown in under an hour) and a 5-minute drive to the Metro-North station.