The home of the late Saul Steinberg -- best known for his work with The New Yorker magazine, having contributed to over 600 drawings -- has hit the market for $4.1 million.
Over a career spanning six decades, Steinberg created over 80 covers and contributed more than 600 drawings to the New Yorker, helping to shape the magazine’s visual identity. Bordered by preserved natural land on two sides, the nearly two-acre parcel ensures privacy and a serene environment. The property’s original barn-like garages and a two-room cottage offer ample space for creative endeavors or guest accommodations.
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