Glen Tonche

Glen Tonche is a historic private estate located atop Mount Tonche in Ulster County, New York. Built in 1928 as a summer retreat for businessman Raymond Pitcairn, the estate features a stunning blend of Tudor-style and Arts-and-Crafts architecture across its expansive 18,740-square-foot compound. The property, which spans 22 acres and includes over 1,000 acres of preserved land, has been home to Allaire Studios since 1999, attracting renowned artists like Norah Jones and David Bowie. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the Ashokan reservoir from the studio's large windows, making it a unique destination for music enthusiasts and those interested in architectural history.