文章介绍了位于纽约长岛金海岸的Coe Hall豪宅，这座建于1921年的65间房的都铎风格建筑，是保险业巨头William Robertson Coe的住所。Coe Hall坐落在Planting Fields Arboretum内，向公众开放，拥有精美的花园和茶室。文章详细描述了豪宅的建筑风格、内部陈设，以及Coe夫妇的生活细节，展现了20世纪初美国富豪的奢华生活。参观者可以一览豪宅的各个房间，包括书房、宴会厅、卧室等，感受历史的氛围。

🏰 Coe Hall是一座位于纽约长岛金海岸的65间房豪宅，建于1921年，由保险业巨头William Robertson Coe及其妻子Mai Rogers建造，体现了20世纪初的奢华生活方式。

📜 豪宅的建筑风格模仿英国庄园，旨在营造“old money”的氛围，内部装饰包括定制的石灰石外观、秘密酒吧、收藏的艺术品和书籍，以及充满历史感的家具，展现了Coe夫妇对细节的极致追求。

🌳 Planting Fields Arboretum占地409英亩，除了Coe Hall，还包括由Olmsted Brothers设计的花园和茶室。花园中的蓝池花园和茶室是亮点，茶室内部装饰精致，曾是Rogers招待客人的地方。

💰 豪宅的维护费用在1927年就高达每年170万美元，相当于今天的3100万美元，可见其奢华程度。豪宅内还陈列着Coe家族的肖像，以及各种历史文物，让参观者深入了解Coe家族的生活。

Coe Hall is a 65-room mansion that was built on the Gold Coast of Long Island, New York, in 1921.The home, built by insurance exec William Robertson Coe, is inside the Planting Fields Arboretum.The main house, along with its multiple greenhouses and gardens, is open to the public.

In the village of Upper Brookville on Long Island, New York, you can step back 100 years — all you need to do is enter the Planting Fields Arboretum, a 409-acre state park that houses an expansive mansion, multiple greenhouses, gardens, and a tea house straight out of a fairy tale.

The mansion, Coe Hall, was built by William Robertson Coe, an executive who succeeded in the insurance and railroad businesses, and his wife, Mai Rogers, an heiress to a fortune built on Standard Oil money. In fact, Coe was the president of the company that brokered the insurance for the hull of what was known as an unsinkable ship: the Titanic. He was even booked on the return voyage of the Titanic from New York City to England, per the Long Island Press.

Coe Hall — the second mansion to be built on the property after the original from 1906 burned down in 1918 — looks like it was transplanted from the English countryside and dropped on the Gold Coast, a stretch of Long Island's North Shore that earned its nickname for the opulent estates built by wealthy families around the turn of the 20th century.

That's on purpose, as they wanted to make it seem like the home had been there for decades, making them "old money."

During my tour of the property this spring, a docent told me some architectural touches didn't match at the time of construction, as if to give the appearance that the home had been remodeled over the years.

In addition to the main house, which was designed by the architectural firm Walker & Gillette, the arboretum is home to beautiful landscaping and gardens designed by the famous Olmsted Brothers, who also designed Central Park and Oheka Castle.

Here's what it's like to visit one of the largest Gold Coast mansions left on Long Island.