A sprawling upstate New York historical mansion, featured in TV shows and movies, hit the market for $4.385 million.
Willow Lake Farm is located in Fishkill and spreads across 105 acres of land, including a five-acre spring-fed swimming lake.
The property includes a five-bedroom, three full- and two half-bathroom main residence and three guest houses that can accommodate over 20 visitors.
Built in 1924, the English-style manor was used as a filming location for the upcoming season of Pretty Little Liars on HBO Max.
Listing agent Sandi Park with Coldwell Banker Realty said, 'Pretty Little Liars built a shack in the woods, but at the edge of the woods by the lake that was used on set. Some shots were also taken generally on property.'
Willow Lake Farm, a sprawling upstate New York historical mansion, has been listed for $4.385 million
The property includes a five-bedroom, three full- and two half-bathroom main residence
The estate spreads across 105 acres of land, including a five-acre spring-fed swimming lake
The dining room flows between the breakfast lounge and living room with original Oak hardwood floors throughout
Built in 1924, the English-style manor was used as a filming location for the upcoming season of Pretty Little Liars on HBO Max
Multiple waterfalls can be found through out the myriad of walking trails around the property
'The movie Slapface was also filmed in the existing lakeside cabin guest cottage and in the woods.'
Historic relics from the original property called the Knickerbocker Lodge built in the late 1800s by the first mayor of Fishkill, Henry DuBois Van Wyck, can be found throughout the estate.
The main residence is 4,560 square feet and has four wood-burning fireplaces, a 100-year-old slate roof, circular driveway, a detached three-car garage and an additional two-car garage.
The kitchen was recently updated with gas Wolf stove and custom Sub Zero refrigerator.
The dining room flows between the breakfast lounge and living room with original Oak hardwood floors throughout. The banister and trim work feature now extinct American Chestnut wood.
Colored window panes throughout the property reflect specks of rose and green colored glass when light streams in.
There are three additional guest houses spanning five individual units, each with their own kitchen and some with fireplaces.
Homeowners Richard and Peggy Birney said, 'Our family has loved living and entertaining on the property, which is steeped in local history and provides a true sense of privacy and well-being.'
The main residence features a 100-year-old slate roof, circular driveway, detached three-car garage and additional two-car garage
The kitchen was recently updated with gas Wolf stove and custom Sub Zero refrigerator
The main residence is 4,560 square feet and has four wood-burning fireplaces
The banister and trim work feature now extinct American Chestnut wood
Another building on the property is the Hen House (pictured), which has a chicken coop, greenhouse
One trail leads to the writers retreat built in the 1920's called Tree Tops (pictured) that is nestled in the woods on stone pillars
The Lakeside Cabin (pictured) built in 1952 has two units with separate entrances
'It is time to pass the torch to the next stewards to enjoy this beloved residence and property with their family and friends.'
One guest house called The Cottage was built in 1982 and has its own separate gazebo. The Lakeside Cabin, built in 1952, has two units with separate entrances.
The third guest house, called The Gate House, was built in 1928 and features two units with separate entrances as well.
Multiple waterfalls can be found through out the myriad of walking trails around the property.
One trail leads to the writers retreat built in the 1920's called Tree Tops that is nestled in the woods on stone pillars.
Another building on the property is the Hen House which has a chicken coop, greenhouse and a workshop that can be converted into a four stall barn.