Immortalized in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the North Shore of Mill Neck is every bit as prestigious today as it was in the Gilded Age. Once owned by beloved philanthropist Abby Rockefeller Mauzé, granddaughter of oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, the estate was transformed under her meticulous care from ten separate lots into an incomparable sanctuary. Repurchased in 1978, the current owner has honored its legacy while modernizing the property for present-day luxury. The estate’s lengthy pedigree dates back to 1928, with its sprawling main house built for the Pratt family in 1930. The spectacular main house has more than stood the test of time: a true Tudor manor, its brick facade commands notice at the end of a winding drive and cobblestone motor court. The interior is every bit as breathtaking, from the spacious foyer with stately curved staircase to the second level, to the first-floor library, paneled in mahogany with custom cabinetry and easy access to the grounds and patios just beyond. Explore spaces designed for entertaining and every-day living of an era past, with all the luxury expected of a true Gilded Age treasure.