A commanding presence on one of Livingston's most coveted cul-de-sacs, this Georgian-inspired brick manor in the prized Bel Air section offers approximately 13,000 square feet of rare craftsmanship. Set back along a tree-framed drive, an arched entry gives way to a two-story rotunda foyer crowned by a crystal chandelier and wrapped by a sweeping iron-balustrade staircase. Formal rooms unfold in a classic enfilade: a living room with a gas fireplace, ceiling tracery, and carved marble mantel; a paneled library and cigar lounge with a full bar and dedicated humidification system; and a formal dining room beneath a gilded medallion. The chef's kitchen pairs furniture-grade cabinetry with a Sub-Zero and Wolf professional suite, while the coffered-ceiling great room overlooks the grounds; a guest suite completes the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat: a canopy-scaled bedroom beneath a tray ceiling, a sitting room/office, dual dressing rooms, and a marble bath with a soaking tub, steam shower, and double vanities. The lower level is pure indulgence: a home theater with tiered leather seating, a brick-vaulted wine cellar racked for 1,500-plus bottles, billiards room, fitness studio, and recreation lounge. Outside, a travertine terrace steps down to a park-like lawn with gas fire pit, with approved pool and pool house plans. A full-house generator, Lutron lighting, and heated three-car garage complete this exceptional estate just 18 miles from Manhattan.