American architects in the 1920s, especially on the East Coast,  fell in love with  the Tudor Revival style and classic English architecture. It expressed a sense of tradition and history that appealed to both the newly wealthy and the more established families. Critics of the day sometimes referred to these homes as “stockbroker Tudors” for […]The post Bowman Estate To Be Auctioned Off In New York appeared first on Pursuitist.

American architects in the 1920s, especially on the East Coast,  fell in love with  the Tudor Revival style and classic English architecture. It expressed a sense of tradition and history that appealed to both the newly wealthy and the more established families. Critics of the day sometimes referred to these homes as “stockbroker Tudors” for their appeal to the newly minted upper class.  This prim.e example of English-style architecture in Westchester County is being auctioned off on September 29 by Concierge Auctions.Architect Charles Lewis Bowman created many beautiful homes throughout the Westchester country area of New York in the 1920s and 1930s including this English estate on 3.72 acres in Larchmont, New York.  The home built in the early 1920s incorporates elements of Jacobean architecture with a slate roof and twisted chimney. It welcomes with broad estate lawns leading to a home that seems to smile in fanciful greeting.The interior is rich in exquisite period details and custom finishes with large stai...