Renamor, a rare 151-acre legacy estate within the gated enclave of Tuxedo Park just 50 minutes north of Manhattan in New York, will sell at auction via Concierge Auctions in cooperation with Richard Ellis of Ellis Sotheby’s International Realty. 120 Ridge Road, listed for $24.995 million with starting bids expected between $5M and $11M, is scheduled to open 16 September via the firm's online marketplace, conciergeauctions.com, and will culminate on 29 September as part of Concierge Auctions’ Hong Kong Global Sale, one of the firm’s marquee international auction events.
The Hong Kong Global Sale will present a curated collection of luxury properties to the firm’s international buyer base, extending exposure beyond local markets to buyers across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The event builds on the success of Concierge Auctions’ 2025 Hong Kong sale, which achieved a 100% sell-through rate and generated more than $1.25 billion in aggregate bids across its offerings.
Commissioned in 1928 by George S. Amory and his wife, Renee, whose combined names inspired “Renamor,” the estate was conceived as a European-inspired retreat and remains a distinctive example of French Provincial architecture. Its classic clay-tile roofs, dormer windows, stone and stucco façades, and period ironwork distinguish it from the grand estates more commonly associated with the era, while preserving the character and craftsmanship of early 20th-century estate living.
“Auction is particularly powerful for an estate like Renamor, where traditional measures of value only tell part of the story,” said Chad Roffers, CEO and Co-Founder of Concierge Auctions. “By creating a defined sale date and bringing qualified buyers together, we can build real competition around a property that stands in a category of its own. To culminate that process live in Hong Kong, one of the most important luxury markets in the world, gives Renamor a truly global stage and an audience to match.”
“There are estates that impress you with a house, and then there are estates that offer an entire world of their own––Renamor is the latter,” said Ellis. “Finding 151 private acres inside the gates of Tuxedo Park, with access to the lake and Manhattan less than an hour away, is extraordinary before you even consider everything that already exists here. This is more than a significant home––it’s an estate in the truest sense of the word, with nearly a century of character and an enormous amount of possibility still ahead. We’re excited to partner with Concierge Auctions for its next chapter.” Within the main residence, Renamor’s distinctive French Provincial architecture shines through with classic clay-tile roofs, dormer windows, stone and stucco façades, and period ironwork. Its interiors unfold across a great hall, grand salon, banquet-sized dining room with a silver vault, library, fumoir, wine cellar and chapel. A fully renovated 3,800-square-foot guest house dating to the 1930s and a 4,500-square-foot carriage house with a private apartment provide additional accommodations and privacy for guests across the estate.
Outside the storied halls, Renamor’s expansive grounds are a gorgeous private compound designed for recreation and retreat, with a boathouse situated along Tuxedo Lake and a secluded log cabin equipped with a stone fireplace. Also spread throughout the 151-acre property are a spa, pool house, putting green and sand trap, patios, fountains, antique statuary, and old bridle trails. Despite its nearly century-old pedigree, Renamor has been outfitted for modern self-sufficiency. More than $1 million was invested in commercial-grade geothermal and solar infrastructure, including a microgrid and high-efficiency upgrades, allowing the estate to operate entirely off the grid and independent of local utilities while preserving its historic character. Renamor sits within Tuxedo Park, established around the 291-acre Tuxedo Lake and recognized as the first planned residential community in America. Life within the gates centers on the lake and private club offering golf, tennis, and boating. The surrounding Lower Hudson Valley offers access to thousands of acres of preserved forests, hiking, and biking trails, championship golf, skiing, dining, and cultural destinations.
Approximately 50 minutes from Manhattan by car, Tuxedo Park also has a local Metro-North station offering direct service to New York City. West Point and Woodbury Common are within easy reach, while Stewart International, Westchester County, and Teterboro airports provide convenient aviation access.