344 Sprain RD Scarsdale, NY 10583 Open Sat 12PM-2PM

UPDATED: 10/07/2026 03:11 PM ON MARKET: 23 days on market

$1,595,000

3 Beds4 Baths3,489 SqFt

Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Single Family Residence

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 3,489 sqft

Price per Sqft $457

MLS Listing ID 1036367

Style Other

Bedrooms 3

Full Baths 2

Half Baths 2

HOA Y/N No

Rental Info No

Year Built 1900

Annual Tax Amount $29,988

Lot Size 2.398 Acres

Acres 2.3985

Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence

Source onekey2

Property Description

A Home Where Art, History and Extraordinary People Came Together
There are beautiful homes, and then there are homes that seem to have a life and story of their own.

Dating to the early 1900s, this remarkable property was once part of an extraordinary artistic and intellectual circle, a place where artists, sculptors, thinkers and notable personalities gathered, exchanged ideas and created.

At the heart of the property is its historic cottage, which once served as an artist's studio. It was more than simply a working space—it was part of a creative world that unfolded throughout the property. Among the artists associated with the home were renowned sculptor and designer Isamu Noguchi, sculptor Stanley Brandon Kearl, mosaic artist Jean Reynel, and others connected to New York's vibrant artistic community.

The property also carries a remarkable connection to the Holbrooke family. Richard Holbrooke, who grew up in Scarsdale and would later become one of America's most influential diplomats, was part of this family history. His father, Dan Holbrooke, was a physician and a friend of Isamu Noguchi, while his mother, Trudi Kearl, was a potter—further weaving art, intellect and creativity into the story of this extraordinary place.

The artistic connection continues today. Andrew Holbrooke, who currently calls the property home, is himself a renowned photographer, carrying forward a creative tradition that has been woven into the fabric of the property for generations. There is something particularly poetic about that continuity—a home that once inspired artists and served as a working studio continuing to be inhabited by an artist today.

The artistic pedigree is particularly compelling. Stanley Brandon Kearl was an accomplished sculptor whose work was exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art and whose career included teaching at Pratt Institute and an artist residency abroad.

It is easy to imagine the conversations that took place here—the artists gathered in the cottage, works taking shape in the studio, ideas being exchanged late into the evening, and friendships forming among people whose lives would ultimately touch the worlds of art, culture and history.

Today, the property offers something increasingly rare: not simply a beautiful historic home, but a tangible connection to another time and to an extraordinary group of people who passed through its doors.

And perhaps most remarkably, its story is still being written.

This is more than a historic house. It is a place with an artistic legacy, a remarkable family connection, and a creative spirit that continues to this day.


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