Rosewood Farm (Historic Building Overlay)
Huntington
Description
A historic overlay district application to convert a 24-acre historic estate into a boutique inn, spa, and agricultural farm.
Impact summary
Establishes historic protections for a local property.
Applicant
- Name
- Jan and Jude Rosenfeld
- Address
- 473 and 477 Woodbury Road
At a glance
- Hearings
- 5
- Public comments
- 4
- Total mentions
- 5
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation. The council’s outcome is not on record here.
Last discussed Mar 19, 2025.
Meeting timeline (5)
Planning Board Meeting - Mar 19, 2025
A historic overlay district application to convert a 24-acre historic estate into a boutique inn, spa, and agricultural farm.
Town Board Meeting - Feb 11, 2025
Zone change application to apply a historic building overlay district to the 23-acre Rosewood Farm estate.
Town Board Workshop - Feb 11, 2025
Applying a historic building overlay district to the property.
Town Board Workshop - Jan 7, 2025
A zone change application to apply a historic building overlay district to property in Cold Spring Harbor.
Town Board Meeting - Jan 7, 2025
A proposal to apply a historical building overlay district to preserve the historic estate while enabling adaptive use.
Related issues (2)
Rosewood Farm Zone Change Postponement
Residents and attorneys debated a proposed zone change and historic building overlay district for 473 Woodbury Road in Cold Spring Harbor to establish a boutique wellness spa and inn. Supporters praised the adaptive reuse and preservation of 24 historic acres, while nearby homeowners expressed strong opposition regarding increased traffic, commercial creep, noise, and large gatherings.
Rosewood Farm Historic Building Overlay District and Commercial Use
Residents and attorneys clashed during a lengthy public hearing over a proposed zone change and historic building overlay for Rosewood Farm in Cold Spring Harbor. Supporters praised the adaptive reuse to preserve open space and historic structures, while neighboring homeowners raised concerns over increased traffic, noise, and commercialization in a residential zone.
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