Aston Martin-designed Hudson Valley home on 55 acres lists for $19.5m
A luxury home in New York's Hudson Valley, designed in collaboration with Aston Martin, has been listed for $19.5 million. The property was built over five years by entrepreneur David Ingram and is one of only two standalone homes globally designed by the automotive brand.
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This listing represents a unique intersection of high-end automotive branding and luxury real estate development.
David Ingram, a wellness guru and entrepreneur, has listed his New York residence for $19.5 million, according to a report by Mansion Global. The Toronto-based founder of Sweat and Tonic’s Hudson Valley home is one of only two standalone houses in the world designed by Aston Martin and its partners.Ingram bought the property in 2020, when the house existed only as renderings. He reworked the design, upgrading and expanding the original plans. It took him about five years to build the house. The estate sits in Red Hook, a village in Dutchess County, about two hours from Manhattan and roughly ten minutes from Rhinebeck.A unique home designed by Aston MartinIngram, 60, has been drawn to Aston Martin ever since he saw the classic grey DB5 in the 1964 James Bond film Goldfinger. He currently drives a grey DB12, but he still hopes to own an original DB5.
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