J. Philip's Westchester Real Estate Blog: European Health Spa: Scarsdale, NY

Commentary from J. Philip Faranda, REALTOR, top-producing independent Broker-Owner in Briarcliff Manor, Westchester County, NY. I serve the Hudson Valley, including Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, & Dutchess Counties. I had the privilege of closing 100 clients & customers in 2007-2008.

European Health Spa: Scarsdale, NY

This building is one of the biggest enigmas in Westchester. It is located in a very affluent area (in the Edgment section on busy Central Park Avenue), but has been derelict for years. More information here and  here. One of the real neat pieces of architecture you'll see in southern Westchester, it sits, year after year, with little more than the lawn mowed. This is one prime piece of real estate, and it will be a shame if and when the land is developed to replace this unique, albeit under-appreciated building. 

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3 commentsJ Philip Faranda • May 04 2009 08:24AM

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25 years ago it was my health club.  Now, to me, it is just an eyesore and I would welcome it coming down and something pretty and usefull being built.

Posted by Miriam Bernstein Real Estate in New Orleans (RE/MAX N.O. Properties) about 1 year ago

I really like this relic. I hope something can be done with it.

Posted by Thomas methans about 1 year ago

I'm sorry you see it as an eyesore Miriam but if you did some history of the building and it's arcitecture you'll see that it is a structure that should be preserved, and if it did come down, what do you really beleive would be built there, I would bet my life another strip mall of stores, just what Central Av needs.

Posted by Randy about 1 month ago

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