Graham Norton’s New York Country Home in Photos
- Historic home in Pasadena, dating back to 1780, believed to have served as an office to George Washington during the Revolutionary War, features three working fireplaces.
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The house dates back to 1780 and is believed to have served as an office to George Washington during the Revolutionary War.
One of three working fireplaces is found in the living room.
A small nook is lined with books.
The stone patio is accessible from here.
An eat-in kitchen sports concrete countertops and old-school cupboards.
A Federal-style fireplace mantel anchors the library.
The primary suite sits on the first floor.
A brick fireplace adds to the coziness of the primary bedroom.
A private screened-in porch accompanies the bedroom.
The updated primary bathroom.
One of three bedrooms on the second floor.
Another bedroom.
Photographer Judy Tomkins laid out the gardens during her tenure.
