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Astor Courts seen here in Rhinebeck, N.Y., is one of the last buildings designed by the famous American architect, Stanford White.![Aerial_View_of_Astor_Courts]()
Astor Courts is seen on the Hudson River near the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge in Rhinebeck, NY.It is reported that the mansion had the first indoor American residential swimming pool, an indoor tennis court designed with Stanford White by Rafael Guastavino and Company.![Historical_Site_Astor_Courts]()
The Astor Courts Estate is conveniently located an hour and a half away from New York City.It is on the Hudson River in Rhinebeck, NY, with 50 acres of land originally contained within the Astor farm estate.![South_on_Hudson_River]()
The mansion in which Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky said their 'I Do's' is on the market for $12,000,000. Regular Amtrak train service runs from the Penn Station in New York City straight to Rhinecliff, NY, a five minute drive away from Astor Courts, and on Metro North from Grand Central in New York City to Poughkeepsie, NY, approximately 25 minutes away.![Tents_at_Astor_Courts]()
While the original plans carry the title, Astor Courts, the grand estate was known as the Ferncliff Casino or Astor Casino due to the popular term in America for sports clubs or buildings in the late 19th Century.Chelsea Clinton's Wedding at Astor Courts Estate Revives Hopes of Sale
The grand mansion in Rhinebeck, N.Y., where Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky tied the knot has been up for grabs since last October, but realtors hope that the high-profile wedding will attract enough attention to finally take the historical $12 million estate off the market.
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- Chelsea Clinton's Wedding at Astor Courts Estate Revives Hopes of Sale
