Editing Briarcliff Manor, New York (section)

==== Central Briarcliff West ====
[[File:Briarcliff Lodge c. 1905 (2) crop.png|thumb|alt=Porch and porte-cochère of a Tudor Revival hotel|The [[Briarcliff Lodge]], a [[Tudor Revival]] resort (c. 1905)]]
Central Briarcliff West is a neighborhood which has a number of mansions built by 20th-century millionaires who stayed at the Briarcliff Lodge and later built estates in the area. The lodge stood in the area and on the highest point of Walter Law's estate from its construction in 1902 until it burned down in 2003.<ref name="society"/> Other historic estates in the neighborhood include the Law family homes (built in 1902 for Walter Law's children) and Law's estate, the Manor House, all on Scarborough Road. The three estates for his children are Six Gables, Mt. Vernon, and Hillcrest. The [[Modernist]] [[Julian Street Jr. residence]], designed by [[Wallace Harrison]] for Julian and Narcissa Vanderlip Street, was one of the first contemporary-style homes in Westchester.<ref name="Changing Landscape"/>{{rp|page=109}} Ashridge, a large [[Greek Revival architecture|Greek Revival]] estate, was built around 1825.<ref name="pamphlet"/>