In March, Patch and Rockland , a renowned surgeon and pioneer for women in the workplace.
MacGuffie was accepted in medical school in 1945, and went on to become a successful plastic and reconstructive surgeon. MacGuffie also founded a charity to combat AIDS, traveling to Kenya several times. Later in life, MacGuffie was the inspiration for a Piermont resident's .
MacGuffie's home—which also served as her practice—was a castle nestled in New City, now on the market for about $2 million. The abode boats stone inside and out, winding passageways (and a few secret ones, too) and eight acres that house a stable and barn for horses. There are also plenty of unicorns—MacGuffie's favorite creature of myth—on stained glass windows, tapestries and stone carvings.
The above gallery affords readers a look inside. Thanks to, , Associate Broker at Better Homes and Gardens/Rand Realty, for showing us around.
The details:
- Year built: 1920
- Bedrooms: 9
- Fireplaces: 6
- Finished square feet: 5,000
- Acres: 8
- Includes: wooded yard, pool, barn and stable for horses
- Price: $1,875,000
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