Leary Castle
Tupper Lake, New York
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A 6,000-square-foot medieval castle -- made entirely of cinderblocks on 20 acres of pristine and remote land in -Adirondack Park. The castle also is situated so that the view stretches 100 miles in every direction.
Renaissance-themed game room called a "Fungeon."
Wood craftsman Matteo Bartolotta, made a hand-carved ornate kitchen. The kitchen leads to a library, with a wall of books.
Pull the correct book and the wall will swivel to reveal
a secret passage leading to a powder room.
The stairway opens to a 20-foot-high great room.
King and queen's master suites will each consist of a large bedroom with a bathroom and a balcony overlooking the great room. The queen's room will also have a drawbridge at its entrance, should invaders try to capture her.
On the fourth floor are four more bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, each named and designed after a chess piece..
The roof will be outfitted with a wood-heated hot tub, a greenhouse, and an outdoor fireplace. Guests can climb the
60-foot-high turret and look out over the 20-acre property.
ANDREW RAMSGARD, creative director and CEO of Ramsgard Architectural Design has let his award-winning Architectural practice for over 30 years.
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Ramsgard's work has been recognized internationally as a new form of modern-classic by achieving the highest quality of architecture of kind going beyond traditional periods of history and being current in its context.
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Receiving a gold key award for excellence and hospitality design from Boutique Design and Hotels magazine 2014 AND 2015 received the best nightclub of the year, a global award from Design et al international Hotel and property awards.
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In addition to full architectural services, Ramgard Architectural Design offers interior design, furniture design, brand creation and master planning services. Ramsgard built its international practice around the belief that quality design and sustainably conscious architecture is not just relevant but truly essential. In 2010 that philosophy played out in setting the worlds highest-scoring ever received on a LEED platinum project for Snooks Hollow, New York (2012)
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