New York Lumber Baron's Private Island Retreat Hits the Market for $2.7 Million-With a Historic 8-Bedroom Mansion
Briefly

Longue Vue Island, located near Alexandria Bay and known as Rosette Island, is for sale at $2.7 million. It is one of the few artificial islands in New York, built by lumber tycoon Hudson Rose atop shoals in the early 1900s. The property features a grand eight-bedroom mansion designed by architects Barney & Chapman. Completed in 1905, the mansion and accompanying boathouse preserve their historic charm with rich wood flooring and large windows. The island has had only four owners since its construction and remains a unique offering on the market.
Longue Vue Island, known as Rosette Island, is a unique artificial retreat located near the Canadian border, originally built for lumber tycoon Hudson Rose for $2.7 million.
The eight-bedroom mansion spreads across 9,100 square feet and retains numerous historic design details from its completion in 1905, offering a blend of luxury and history.
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