You Can Own Marilyn Monroe’s Wedding House for Less Than $2 Million

Adjacent to a meticulously manicured golf course, this four-bedroom, five-bathroom home is situated on the shore of Lake Waccabuc in New York’s Westchester Country, and served as the site where Marilyn Monroe married her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller, author of such acclaimed works as The Crucible and Death of a Salesman.

This was Monroe’s third (and final) marriage, but ended up being the couple’s second wedding; their first was a civil ceremony held two days earlier, with more-public nuptials held at this gorgeous home, which at the time was owned by Miller’s agent.

Located on four sprawling acres, the home also sits at the edge of this gorgeous lake, and includes its own private boat dock.

Located “just across from the sixteenth hole of the Waccabuc Country Club,” notes the listing, the home also includes lake rights on Lake Waccabuc and is “the perfect retreat for sophisticated country living.”

There are an array of French country elements found throughout the home, such as the wrought-iron bannister on the staircase leading to the second floor.

The charming living room boasts floor-to-ceiling windows to take full advantage of the backyard view, a “wall of glass” that looks out to the manicured grounds and old-growth forest beyond. And check out that European-styled fireplace at the left.

Gorgeous parquet floors in the light-filled living room are among the many French Country elements found in the 4,291-square-foot home, which was built in 1948.

This cozy, charming den features original hardwood floors, French doors leading to the backyard pool area and a large wood-burning fireplace to warm up those cold winter nights.

The formal dining room is simply stunning, with a European-style arched doorway, two sets of French doors and an antique brass chandelier hanging overhead.

One of the home’s four bedrooms, this one boasts leaded windows and its own bathroom.

Another bedroom, with a pair of large windows flooding the room with natural light.

The arched doorway in this bedroom is a unique architectural feature, complemented by additional touches such as the moon carved into the window shutter.

The largest of the homes six bathrooms, this one features a deep, built-in soaker tub set beneath a large arched window, with customized floor tile highlighted by a French fleur de lys.

The expansive backyard is where Monroe and Miller said “I do,” and overlooks the large pool and pool deck area.

The backyard area showcases the property’s meticulously manicured grounds, accented by mature plantings that date back to the home’s construction nearly 70 years ago.

At the far end of the pool is this charming little cabana, with an assortment of statues adding some charming European flair.

Can you think of anyplace more idyllic to spend a sunny summer day?