在道格拉斯庄园寻找一些不同的东西吗？
享受所有独特的道格拉斯庄园设施，包括优秀的学校【PS 98，步行距离短且安全】。
该地区可进入庄园码头，并提供船只发射服务，道格拉斯顿俱乐部提供私人餐饮和网球，公园般的乡村氛围却距离曼哈顿仅几分钟。这处物业是该地区最独特的之一，被一些人称为“夏洛特”。当然，这是由挪威装饰艺术家Trygve Hammer建造的历史悠久的道格拉斯庄园中最独特的艺术与手工艺风格住宅。

尽管没有那么出名，哈默是与斯蒂克利和蒂芙尼共同创立A+C运动的合作者。他将挪威风格融入他的家中，与大多数展现的小门廊艺术与手工艺风格住宅不同。

他的作品包括装饰第五大道旧邦威特·泰勒外立面的浮雕雕塑和华尔道夫酒店餐厅。哈默和他的妻子于1902年移民到纽约，并于1924年建造了房子的第一部分——艺术工作室【带有高天花板】。
在1929年，哈默将其扩展为目前的格局，在二楼增加了三个卧室。对山间小屋的暗示并非偶然。哈默的设计灵感来自于斯特斯达尔的一座17世纪的农舍风格stue。大萧条时期，哈默失去了这座房子，第二任屋主，著名的商业插画师厄尔·奥利弗·赫斯特在这里住到1955年，当前屋主购买了此处。只有三位屋主。

一楼平面图布局
当您走进前门时，右侧是一个带有手工制作橱柜的厨房，左侧是一个半浴室。一直走下去，您会进入一个独特的客厅，法式门通向俯瞰花园的阳台。右侧有一对与1926年由哈默用挪威民间画法（rosemaling）绘制的配对门。客厅旁边有一个舒适的休息室，配有木柴燃烧的壁炉，通向一个正式的餐厅，餐厅有一扇门通向后院。穿过房子，您会看到哈默的彩色玻璃窗和房间里的许多艺术与手工艺风格的细节。
三步上去，您进入非常大的客厅，这是哈默的原始工作室。高耸的木梁天花板、大窗户、天窗和一个大型木柴燃烧的壁炉构成了这个极佳的娱乐空间。客厅旁还有一个完整的浴室。

二楼平面图布局
在二楼楼梯的顶部，左侧是主卧室，配有拱形天花板、大窗户可俯瞰花园和内置书架。还有另外两个卧室和一个完整的浴室。房间内有许多衣橱和独特的储物空间。

地下室布局
地下室设有一个带小厨房和完整浴室的单间公寓。地下公寓有一个开往大砖天井的外门，那里树木成荫、隐私墙围绕，非常适合户外活动。还有一个可容纳一辆车的车库，配有一个大型储藏室，框架已搭建，可以轻松改造成一个完善的地下室区域。

外观
哈默用七棵挪威云杉围绕房子，以提醒他故乡。外部包括深色染色的钢板和木板外墙、一个覆盖工作室的铜屋顶和房子其余部分的石板屋顶。房子的焦点是哈默雕刻的屋檐板，强调屋顶线条和主山墙的垂直角落，以及房子屋顶的雕刻装饰。房子配备天然气蒸汽供暖/散热器，提供无草尘的舒适和中央空调。从曼哈顿出发只需几分钟，步行5分钟即可到达小颈LIRR车站。离这栋房子只有两个街区，你就可以步入乌达尔湾自然保护区，一个有小径和池塘的林地区域。这是一处必看的房产。

Looking for something different in Douglas Manor?
Enjoy all the exclusive Douglas Manor amenities including excellent schools [PS 98 a short, safe walk away].
This area features access to the manor docks with launch service for a boat, the Douglaston Club with private dining and tennis, a park like rural feel yet minutes away from Manhattan. This property is one of the most unusual in the neighborhood and which some call the Chalet. Certainly, the most unique Arts and Crafts home in the historic section of Douglas Manor built by Norwegian decorative artist, Trygve Hammer.
Although not as famous, Hammer was a co-creator of the A+C movement with Stickley and Tiffany. He incorporated a Norwegian style into his home different than the typical little cottage with porch, that most arts and crafts homes display.

His work includes the bas-relief sculptures that adorned the old Bonwit Teller facade on Fifth Avenue and the Waldorf Astoria Hotel dining room. Hammer and his wife emigrated to New York in 1902 and built the first part of the house, the art studio [with the high celling] in 1924.
In 1929 the Hammer's expanded it to its current configuration adding the three bedrooms on a second story. The allusion to the mountain chalet is no accident. Hammer modeled his design on a stue, a 17th century farmhouse style indigenous to Setesdal, Norway. In the Depression Hammer lost the home and the second owner, famed commercial illustrator, Earl Oliver Hurst lived there until the current owner purchased it in 1955. Only three owners.

Floorplan Layout first floor
Upon entering the front door you'll find an eat-in kitchen with hand crafted cabinets on the right side with a half bathroom to your left. Walking straight ahead you enter a unique parlor with French doors that lead to a balcony overlooking the garden. To your right you'll find a pair of matching doors that Hammer painted in 1926 in rosemaling, a type of colorful Norwegian folk painting. There's a cozy sitting room with a wood burning fireplace off the parlor which leads to a formal dining room with a door that leads to the backyard. Walking through the house you'll see Hammer's stained-glass windows and many of his Arts and Crafts touches in the rooms.
Three steps up and you enter the very large living room, which was Hammer's original studio. Soaring ceilings with timbers, a large window, a skylight and a large wood burning fireplace finishes off this great entertainment space. There is also a full bathroom off the living room.
Floorplan Layout Second floor
At the top of the steps on the second floor to your left you'll find the main bedroom with a cathedral ceiling, a large window overlooking the garden and built-in shelving. There are two other bedrooms and a full bath. There are plenty of closets and unique storage spaces throughout the rooms.
Basement Layout
The basement features a studio apartment with a kitchenette and full bathroom. The basement apartment has an outside door that opens onto a large brick patio screened by trees and a privacy wall, perfect for outdoor activities. There's also a one-car garage with a large storage room which is framed and could be easily made into a finished basement area.
Exterior
Hammer surrounded the house with seven Norway spruces to remind him of his native country. The exterior includes darkly stained board and batten siding, a copper roof over the studio and a slate roof over the rest of the house. The focal point of the house is Hammers carved bargeboards that accent the roofline and vertical corners at the main gable, and the carved decoration at the peak of the house. The house has natural gas steam heat/radiator for draught dust free comfort and central air conditioning. Minutes away from Manhattan by direct LIRR, the Little Neck LIRR station is a 5 min walk away. Two houses down block you'll step into the Udall's Cove Nature Preserve, a wooded area with trails and a pond. This is a must-see property. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC