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 === Comments === 
 The article is well-written, contains interesting information about Beechwood's history, expansion, and transformation into a condominium complex! It follows Manual of Style guidelines for sections, layout, words to watch and other GA well-written criteria. The content is verifiable, with inline citations to reliable, secondary sources. There is no evidence of original research. It focuses on the main aspects of the topic, without going into unnecessary detail. The article has been wonderfully expanded since this April, 2014 version. There's no evidence of edit-warring. The images are properly tagged. Your experience with GA articles shows - you made the review an easy one! 

 ;Style/layout/images: 
 * The images sandwich the text, see MOS/Images Location section. Perhaps they could be 1) justified at the right margin or 2) placed within the sections at  relevant paragraphs, where that's possible (columns, etc.), so that the images are formatted like the ""Sides of the house"" gallery is in the ""Description"" section.  
 * In addition, the article seems to have a high image to content ratio. Perhaps a selection of some of the most salient images could be selected, and readers could go to the {{commons category}} to view other images. That might be addressed, though, through use of packed galleries within the article. See what you think. 

 ;Content 
 *Intro: ""A developer purchased it, restoring and splitting the house for three condominiums in the early 1980s"" - comma after condominiums to isolate the phrase 
 * ""Contemporily"" does not seem appropriate for films made in the 1970s 
 * History: ""Matthews"" is used numerous times, perhaps ""he"" could be used as an alternative in a couple of places. 
 * Also in History: Regarding ""Robertson designed the expansions "" - the previous sentence sounds like there was one expansion. Were there multiple expansions by Robertson? 
 * Is Matthew's ""host"" Benjamin Folger? Same sentence - is ""used"" meant to mean that he ""spent"" all the money / was broke? 
 * ""Matthews was found guilty of assaulting his grown daughter, and served a short jail term"" - either removed the second comma or change ""served""> ""he served"" 
 * You may want to add that Vanderlip was a major landowner for Rancho Palos Verdes, California, owning most of the property there. See here, here and here for some sources if you're looking to add something to the article.  
 * In the last paragraph of the History section, vice president does not need to be capitalized, since it's not used as part of his name. See MOS capitalization of titles of people (example: Mitterrand was the French president). 
 * In the description section, what do you think about using this Wiktionary link:  eponymous? 
 * I know that this might have occurred due to contributions by another editor, but based upon this check of one web page, please check for Close paraphrasing issues with that web source (the others are fine) and the books. Here's one example: 
 ** main house to three condominiums and built an additional 34 units on the property the rolling lawns of the estate that were once used (NYT) 
 ** components for three condominiums and built an additional 34 condominium units on the property description edit the 80 acre 32 ha private parkland was (Wikipedia) 

 ;Further reading 
 You may want to add some ""Further reading"" items. I couldn't find sources with significant content. Based upon your experience writing about Briarcliff Manor, I assume that you'd more likely have a sense of any possible additions. There are these, though, with bits of information - the most important seeming to be about Narcissa Cox Vanderlip's connection with Eleanor Roosevelt and events that occurred at Beechwood. 
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