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We’ve scoured the county for the most beautiful abodes: peeking over fences, bumping along dirt roads, even taking to the water to find these 10 perfect gems. We know you can't judge a book by its cover, but, in this case, its only the outside that counts. Call us superficial, but we rated these homes strictly on face value.
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Featuring Photography by Thomas Moore
 | 9 Heathcote Rd, Scarsdale Built: 2006 Architect: Cal Petrescu Architecture & Design Why we chose it: Perhaps the most traditional house we chose, this 8,100 square-foot-classic Colonial makes us want to order up calling cards, pull on some white gloves, and host an elaborate tea, a concert grand tinkling softly in the background. Hey, we can dream. |
 | The Maplemoor, Sutton Farm, Chappaqua Built: 2003 | Architects: Carol JW Kurth, Christine Lent | Why We ❤ It: "Is this one house?" asked an inquisitive admirer.You bet. One glorious, shingle-style farmhouse that, while relatively new, looks as if it has given shelter and solace to a slew of lucky families for a century or two. |
2 Clifton Place, Irvington |  |
 | Crowfields, 524 Guard Hill Rd, Bedford |
104 Upper Lakeshore Drive, Katonah |
Photo by Scott LePage Photography |
 | 1330 Journey’s End Rd, Yorktown Built: 1995 | Architect: William Shaffer | Why We ❤ It: We don't see a house like this every day, particularly one with a three-story turret, perhaps designed to secret away a modernday Repunzel? The stone facade and wooden tresses add to the fairy-tale quality of this fanciful 8,050-square-foot Adirondack-style home. |
I only count 9 homes in this article on the web titled The 10 Most Beautiful Homes in Westchester. Why is the home on the cover of the magazine not listed on the web and who is the architect and designer of that one?