The New York herald., 1922-04-21
100000 SYOSSET.
SALE Is REPORTED
Part Of r. e. Tod Estate Said
to Have Changed Hands;
Other Deals i'm Suburbs.

Growing demand for big estates in
the finer sections of Ling Island is re-
flected in activity along the north shore.
where several noteworthy sales have
recently been closed and negotiations
are under way affecting the present
ownership of other properties. Accord
.lg to rumor which was given Gre
dence in real estate circles yesterday,
another 100000 deal has reached the
contract signing stage in the neighbor-
hood OF Syosset. This involves about
100 acres of the ATT acre estate of Robert
f. Tod. financier and philanthropist.
who succeeded Frederick A. Wallis as
Commissioner of immigration of the
Port of New York.
The rumored buyer. a Pittsburgh man.
will. it is said. take over the westerly
portion Of the Tod estate, which Is near
Eas. Norwich. The purchase will in
clude Mr.. Tod's former-residence two
cottages, stable, a garage and other
outbuildings. Mr.. Tod's present coun-
try home is on the easterly portion of
the estate near his famous kennels. He
will retain about 2S7 acres of the origi-
nal tract.
Less than month ago Mrs. Charles
H. Senff. then In England. purchased
vicinity Of the Tod property in Syosset
This purchase included about PSF acres
and residence of Louis XVI design.
Pease & sE1liman were the brokers' In
the same vicinity Are the estates Of
Ebert II. Gary, Bronson Winthrop and
Frank c. b. Page
Sea Cliff Place Sold.
The Foster property at Sea Cliff, COW
ering a plot 200x100, and commanding a
view of Manhassett Bay. has been sold
by the Schultz Realty Company. Judge
Oscar J. Schultz, president. to May Har-
grave. The property includes a large
residence and outbuildings.
New workers. Buy BronxviIle Lots.
Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Rockwell estate block front on Wood
land avenue. extending from Oriole to
Greenfield avenue. Bronxville. The
property comprises nearly two acres
and it is the intention of the purchasers,
group of New York city business men.
to erect five residences for their own
occupancy. The land was held at $780,
900. The same brokers sold for L. A.
Van Patten a vacant plot on Corona
avenue, Pelham, to Harry s. Houpt
who will erect dwelling. They also
sold for Mrs. Ellen c. Hawkins OF New
Rochelle a building plot in Pelham
Manor to DIR. Orvillc 8. Long, who in
tends to build home for his own occu-
pancy.
other Suburban News.
Louis Gold & Co., Inc, sold to a
builder the southeast corner of South
Broadway and Undercliff street, Yon-
kers. which they recently purchased
from the American Real Estate Com
pany. A one story taxpayer, containing
eight stores will be erected on the site.
The property at 179 to 1873 Stone ave-
nue., Yonkers, has been sold by CASTOR
Barre to Deborah ID. Hickman of this
city. Thomas s. Burke was the broker.
r. r. Ragette has sold In Mt ver-
non for Mrs. Louise w. Stevens her
residence at 20 Ellwood avenue, Cor
coran Manor; for John McCarten plot.
50x200, at East Lincoln and Claremont
avenues to John O'Brien. who will erect
home: for the Joseph Wood estate
lots 143, 144 and 145 In vernonwood
to client who will erect dwelling.
and for Richard Turner a two family
dwelling at 81 Winfred avenue, Sher-
wood Park, Yonkers.
Chauncey B. Griffen has rented. fur
nished, for the/summer the residence OF
Ut. Il. u. Cole at Zz RtuBeVieW avenue
White Plains, to Charles Schwarz.
William p. Jones and H. +. Albright
sold for Marie Berguson to Edward
Allen four lots, each 20x100. one the
east side OF Fulton street. 100 feet
north of Frederick avenue, Freep0rt
l.. /.
Rental mt Newport, II. L.
De Rlois & Eldridge rented for Miss
F. b. waring her cottage on Catherine