Aston Martin-designed Hudson Valley estate on 55 acres listed at $19.5 million

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David Ingram is selling his architecturally striking home in New York's Hudson Valley for $19.5 million. The property, which sits on 55 acres, was designed in collaboration with Aston Martin. Ingram bought the residence in 2020 and has spent the past five years enhancing it. Its features include expansive living spaces, a swimming pool, and an underground automotive gallery. Ingram now devotes most of his time to wellness pursuits and rarely visits the property, which led to the decision to sell.

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