ASTON MARTIN'S OWN GETAWAY HOME

For many, driving an Aston Martin is already a dream. Living in one is another matter entirely. Aston Martin and S3 Architecture have jointly designed a striking villa near New York City. The Aston Martin House, named Sylvan Rock, represents a new benchmark for luxury. On this piece of American land, the boundaries of design and craftsmanship are redefined.

For many, riding an Aston Martin is already a dream. Let alone if you can live in it. Aston Martin and S3 Architecture have a joint venture mind blowing villa designed, near New York City. The 'Aston Martin House' is named Sylvan Rock assigned and will exceed your wildest dreams. Luxury is taken to a higher level on this piece of American soil.Online editor: Natasha Hendriks
Image: S3 Architecture – Corcoran Country LivingSylvan Rock is the first project of Automative Galleries and Lairs services and is being built in Hudson Valley, New York. Aston Martin's Automotive Galleries and Lairs service partners with studio s3 Architecture to project Sylvan Rock to create. This new service, which launched last year, gives customers the opportunity to work with Aston Martin's design team and renowned architects. They are selected based on the location and size of each project. Each 'gallery', regardless of size, will be designed to showcase the customer's car as the focal point. As part of the project, the company will work with customers to build everything. From a minimalist garage that fits seamlessly with the house to a full-fledged 'refuge' where the car collection can be stored. There will be special spaces where residents can work undisturbed. On the ground floor of Sylvan Rock there will be a kitchen, cozy study, dining room, formal sitting area and a range of other shared living areas that look out over the house's indoor pool and green landscape.The grounds of Sylvan Rock also offers space for three guesthouses with a path that runs along a lake. There will also be a small garden where fruits and vegetables can be grown, as well as a tree house with a sloping roof where residents or guests can choose to spend a night under the stars.