Property Description

"Schuyler House" is a historic site, built in 1795, by George Washington's General Philip Schuyler; and has been visited by Alexander Hamilton, along with famous dignitaries of the 18th century... It offers a spacious, scenic rolling front-lawn-meadow; an extended front porch, ideal for "long-shots" or close-ups; parking for tech-crews, housing for principal actors, in the new "studio-building;" a cascading waterfall, on the property--excellent for creating a sense of "wilderness" (for close-up shoots); or "Nature atmosphere," to bring diversity to your shooting storyboards... **It provides total flexibility for any storyline, from early 18th century (approx.) to the present; and offers *total privacy* from prying eyes, or unwanted incidents, that public venues cannot guarantee... Therefore--there is little need to hire extensive security, to accompany your film- ing schedules... It can be "dressed-up" to simulate the grounds of the most upscale historic events, or "dressed-down" to simulate a haunted estate... Schuyler House, as a premium shooting location, is only limited by the confines of your own imagination.*