A secret abode to celebrities was discovered and its discrete features claim its humbleness amidst being lived by some famed names in the industry.
The "Ding Dong House" located at 35 Washington Spring Road could be found in Snedens Landing. Snedens Landing is a historic site that was bought by Dr. George Lockhart in 1685.
The home which also dates back in the American Revolution have been a shelter to many stars. Most likely, its interiors and the community that are living in the area are what made celebrities take this 1750 home as their residence.
According to Bloomberg Business, "Kill Bill" Star Uma Thurman and former spouse Ethan Hawke lived in this 2,297 sq. ft. home located near the unparalleled beauty of the Hudson River.
Interestingly, the house' name was based from a large bell that was once built on the property's gate. It was constructed in the mid-1700s and includes four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
The historic old house also exudes some distinguishable features such as an english kitchen, four fireplaces, a great landscape, and a pool.
Richard Ellis, a listing agent of Ellis Sotheby's International Realty, once said in the article that the Ding Dong house is "a charming house, with rich character and provenance."
He also added that, "It's a great place to cozy up in front of a fireplace or cook a country meal. On a hot summer day, go for a swim in the pool or boat in the Hudson. And if you get really bored, you are only 25 minutes away from Broadway!"
The house currently is priced at $3.25 million. Apart from Thurman and Hawke, the other celebrities who found their way into this home are Jerome Robbins, Margot Kidder, and Aaron Copland.
