Nestled in the heart of Saratoga Springs, the magnificent Palazzo on Broadway stands as a testament to timeless elegance and opulence. No detail has been spared in the design of this palatial estate, from the 23 marble medallions meticulously inlaid into the floors, and the hand-painted murals gracing the walls, to the Sherle Wagner sinks and Schonbek chandeliers. Security and privacy are of utmost importance, the property features a guard house complete with a half bath and kitchenette, plus security cameras, and a perimeter fence. A gated entry reveals a car enthusiast’s dream with an oversized motor court and a climate-controlled, 5-car garage featuring a car wash station and an office.

Once inside, guest will find two bespoke Clive Christian kitchens, meticulously designed to cater to the most discerning culinary connoisseurs, an award-winning staircase by Herndon & Merry, a home theater, masterfully curated by the renowned designer Theo Kalomirakis, and even a private bowling alley offering endless hours of amusement. Boasting +/- 19,000 square feet of living space, the estate offers six half bathrooms, and six well-appointed bedrooms, each with ensuite baths and ample closet space. Additional interior living areas include a formal dining room with cove ceiling, a family room with gas fireplace and walk-out access to patio, an office with a fireplace and full bar, a Balinese room with a heated plunge pool, a fitness room with a steam shower, and a pet playroom with grooming table.

Meticulously manicured gardens surround the outdoor living areas, which include a reflecting pool with fountain, swimming pool with cascading waterfalls and spa, multiple fire pits, Koi fish pond, and a fully-equipped outdoor kitchen. An adjacent pool house offers a climate-controlled interior and a state-of-the-art entertainment system, creating the perfect setting for gatherings. Smart home technology allows for seamless control of temperature, security cameras, music, lighting, and even the spa, all at the touch of a button, and for added convenience the residence features an elevator and indoor/outdoor radiant heat flooring. For added privacy, the in-law apartment offers guests a kitchenette, living area and full bath. Every aspect of this extraordinary estate has been thoughtfully designed, boasting impeccable craftsmanship and an array of luxurious amenities inside and out.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY. Once America’s leading resort playground for the wealthy and affluent, including the likes of Cornelius Vanderbilt, Saratoga Springs is known for its Victorian elegance, high society flair, and its horse racing culture, in addition to its natural mineral springs.

Known as the home of “health, history and horses,” Saratoga Springs is a historical and cultural center located in the foothills of New York’s Adirondack Region, a picturesque setting situated just a three-hour drive from major metropolitan hubs like Boston, Philadelphia and Montreal, Canada. New York City is within a four-hour drive. Saratoga residents enjoy a variety of year-round amenities ranging from upscale shopping, dining, and lively nightlife to relaxing spas and premier golf courses such as the Saratoga National Golf Club.

Saratoga’s history has profound significance, spanning from early colonial settlers to the founding of the Saratoga Race Track, well known as the oldest racetrack in America, at more than 150 years old. The first Triple Crown winner in 37 years, American Pharaoh, was defeated at the 2015 Travers Stakes (his first loss since being crowned), which was held at the Saratoga Race Track in August, drawing a capacity crowd of more than 50,000 attendees. The Track has been anointed as one of the “world’s greatest sporting venues” by Sports Illustrated.

Downtown Saratoga is home to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center and to lively Beekman Street, which boasts a revitalized art district filled with galleries, restaurants and more. Highly regarded liberal arts school Skidmore College’s 890-acre campus is located just 10 minutes from the downtown area, and serves as a creative hub for academia and intellectual engagement. Due to Saratoga’s picturesque scenery and rapidly growing reputation as one of the finest small cities in America, many producers have opted to film movies in the area, including Seabiscuit (2003), The Horse Whisperer (1998) and Ghost Story (1981).