11 Fine Dining Rooms Across Corcoran
Feast your eyes. Pull up a chair. These standout dining rooms emphasize good taste in every possible respect.
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No matter the occasion, Southern Charm is always on the menu in this dining room. Generously proportioned, with room for the extended family and then some, the space is awash in natural light through floor-to-ceiling windows and boasts such handsome detailing as hardwood flooring, crown moldings, built-ins, and a fireplace. That level of timeless character extends throughout this expressive Victorian, built during the 1880s and wonderfully combining period aesthetics with modern comforts. For a post-dinner adventure, the home is only a couple of blocks from scenic Forsyth Park and other enticing landmarks among Savannah’s Historic District.
Listed By: Andrew Cosey of Corcoran Austin Hill Realty.
Eating in this dining room may prove difficult because your jaw is sure to keep dropping. Unless your back faces the oversized windows (and even then), unobstructed vistas spanning over the treetops and toward Diamond Head, Waikiki, and the Pacific Ocean will fill your vision in between forkfuls and spoonfuls alike. It’s a glorious perspective that permeates this four-bedroom home, including the living room and the primary suite. Step outside to further appreciate Honolulu’s natural beauty while floating along in the swimming pool or kicking back on the lanai.
Listed By: Jeffrey M. Fox of Corcoran Pacific Properties.
In the city so nice they named it twice, it’s only fitting you have two options for dining rooms, right? A great room on each level of this Greenwich Village duplex penthouse offers space to dine finely beside a wood-burning fireplace. The downstairs dining room perhaps receives a boost from its location beside a wall of accordion glass that folds aside to unveil a gargantuan terrace with picturesque panoramas of Downtown Manhattan. Yet its sibling at the top of the stairs is also craveable, with access to a custom wet bar — and even more urban vistas. If the weather is particularly nice, you can even dine al fresco on the terrace.
Listed By: Noble Black, Connor Cuccinelli, and Cory Cahlon of Corcoran’s East Side Office.
The dining room in this historic home right outside of downtown Nashville hits all the right notes. Rustic charm and warmth abound, owing to an all-encompassing custom white oak nickel gap paneling that also lends a distinct architectural character. It’s a sort of interplay emblematic of the rest of this c. 1930 home, which has time-traveled to the 2020s while preserving original details like pocket doors, stained glass, and fireplaces. A screened-in porch adds dreamy indoor-outdoor flow to the property, and a DADU known only as “The Cabin” can serve as guest lodging or a home office/studio.
Listed By: Courtney Engels and Kelley Engels Mayo of Corcoran Reverie.
Roman clay walls throughout, robust archways, and designer lighting drape this historical Tuxedo Park home in style. That includes the dining room, which combines timeless crown moldings and bold stone floors alongside the aforementioned elements for a standout atmosphere. Sit around the table or take your plate to the cushy modular sofa by the window for a more laid-back experience. Even more casual dining options await throughout the six-bedroom house, including at the eat-in kitchen’s island and banquette, the custom library with three bar taps, and the third-floor terrace.
Listed By: Laura Denberg of Corcoran Baer & McIntosh.
Be it fall foliage, snow-covered trees, or rolling green hills, spectacular Catskill views are a prized seasonal menu item at this dining room table. Volume defines the Vly Mountain Resort’s great room, which features two rows of massive windows and glass doors and enough hardwood floorspace to accommodate most gatherings. As currently configured, the dining room is flanked on either side by breathtaking living spaces, one centered around an imposing, wood-burning fireplace. The three-bedroom residence also flaunts over 1,400 square feet of decks and balconies, while a carriage house adds three more sleeping quarters for guests.
Listed By: Felicity Taylor of Corcoran Country Living.
Maybe it’s the ornate chandelier hanging from a tall ceiling bedecked in Venetian plaster, but something about this dining room feels positively regal. Resplendent herringbone hardwood and additional decorative moldings only amplify the vibe, allowing you and yours to feast like royalty. But there is no shortage of palatial amenities outside the dining room at this custom-built Englewood Cliffs manse. After waiting the requisite time for digestion to work its magic, take a dip in the indoor pool. Alternatively, check out the home’s lounge with a billiards table and full bar.
Listed By: Roi Klipper of Corcoran Infinity Properties.
This Greenwich home, set on over two pristine acres, shines by taking contemporary approaches to timeless forms. It’s no different in the endlessly inviting dining room. Exposed beams form an interlocking network of tray ceilings, their dark wood providing a marvelous contrast with the space’s prevailing neutral-hued palette. Meanwhile, natural light pours in through a steel-framed glass door that opens to an exquisite exterior, which feels plucked straight from the pages of a high-gloss magazine. Indoor-outdoor living is also part of the package here, bolstered by covered patios, a stone fire pit, a saline pool and spa, and more.
Listed By: Jeff Jackson of Corcoran Centric Realty.
Hosting couldn’t be simpler at this delectable North Carolina estate on 13 sweeping acres. All you have to do is focus on the meal, perhaps served alongside a vintage selected from the wine cellar. Either way, the venue will undoubtedly be the refined dining room, featuring dark hardwood floors with elaborate inlays, an intricate coffered ceiling, and French doors to the outside. After the last utensil has dropped, let the guests choose their own adventure and entertain themselves. Options include, but are hardly limited to, exploring a private vineyard, unwinding in a home theater, or putting around the professional-grade practice green.
Listed By: Josh Tucker and Joey Adams of Corcoran HM Properties.
Just beyond a grand passageway off the entry foyer, this dining room has a scale befitting the stately Charleston manor in which it resides. The entire room, from the ceiling detailing to the crown moldings to the wainscoting to the hardwood floor, emits an elegance ideal for formal sit-down meals. Plus, its placement in the home’s layout makes it an anchor for entertaining purposes, allowing one to move with ease to the fully equipped kitchen (with a wet bar), which blends into a living room with coffered ceilings that opens to a two-tier rear porch overlooking the Lowcountry landscape.
Listed By: Evan Murray of Corcoran HM Properties.
A slice of the American Southwest always graces the dining room table at this Santa Fe home, found atop brick floors, surrounded by plaster walls, and beneath, coved, exposed beam ceilings. More accurately, the beams are vigas, a hefty, rounded variety often associated with this residential architecture form. This ambience permeates the home — even onto the covered outdoor dining area, which also features a similar corner fireplace. Spanning over two acres, this property boasts open views of the surrounding landscape and is near both hiking and ski areas, as well as the downtown wonders of the City Different.
Listed By: Robert Thorwald of Corcoran Plaza Properties.
