The North Shore's estate-moving specialists, serving Old Westbury's gated grounds, horse properties, and historic Gold Coast mansions. From multi-acre compounds to the art, antiques, and wine inside them, we plan every detail of a full estate relocation.

An estate move is a logistics project, not a truck rental. Multi-acre grounds, gated access, and rooms full of art and antiques call for planning, the right crew size, and a team that has done it before.
A main house, guest house, pool house, and outbuildings become one coordinated move. We survey the grounds, map every structure, and stage crews and trucks so nothing collides and nothing is left behind.
Horse properties are common here, and we handle what that adds - tack rooms, riding equipment, barn furnishings, and storage systems - timed around your equine transporter so the stable move fits the rest of the day.
Gates, security staff, and long private driveways are the norm, not the exception. We clear access in advance, scout where the truck can turn and park, and work the property quietly and professionally from arrival to sign-off.
A move that spans a main residence, a guest house, a pool house, and a stable is a different animal from a single-house job. These are established, year-round estates, and emptying one correctly takes a multi-day plan, a crew that knows how to sequence it, and enough trucks to keep loading moving in parallel across the grounds.


The most valuable part of an Old Westbury move is often what hangs on the walls and sits in the cellar. Framed paintings, sculpture, antique furniture, and stocked wine collections each get treated as their own project - crated to fit, wrapped individually, and moved in a controlled environment so temperature-sensitive pieces arrive exactly as they left.
From the barn to the wine cellar to the last painting on the wall, every part of an Old Westbury estate move is handled by one team with a single plan.
A single coordinated move for the whole property, from a historic Gold Coast mansion to a modern compound spread across several acres and multiple buildings.
Learn MorePaintings, sculpture, antique furniture, and wine collections get built-to-fit crates, controlled transport, and careful placement at the new address.
Learn MoreTack rooms, riding equipment, barn furnishings, and stable storage moved with care and timed to work alongside your equine transporter.
Learn MoreOur team boxes an entire estate with quality materials and unpacks at the other end, so a house full of rooms does not become a house full of cartons.
Learn MoreClimate-controlled, secured storage for the gap between closings, a renovation, or a property sale - loaded and later delivered by the same crew that packed it.
Learn MoreThe fully managed option for a large estate: we pack, protect surfaces, transport, place every piece, unpack, and clear the debris so the home is ready on day one.
Learn MoreGet answers to common questions about moving in Old Westbury from our experienced estate moving team.
Old Westbury is a village of estates spread across the Towns of North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, and many sit on multi-acre grounds with the main house, a guest house, pool house, and outbuildings all in play. We start with a full property walkthrough, then build a plan that maps each structure, stages loading so crews are not working over each other, and brings enough trucks and hands to keep a large household moving on schedule. These are year-round primary estates, so we treat every room as a lived-in home rather than a warehouse to empty.
Yes. Horse properties are part of what defines Old Westbury, and we regularly move the contents of a working equestrian setup - tack rooms, saddles and bridles, blankets, grooming and training equipment, barn furnishings, and the storage systems that keep it all organized. We do not transport the horses themselves, but we time our work around your equine transporter and can recommend trusted specialists so the barn and the stable move stay in sync with the rest of the estate.
Access is often the trickiest part of an Old Westbury move. Many estates sit behind gates at the end of long private drives, with security staff or an estate manager controlling who comes and goes. We arrange it ahead of time - crew names, vehicle details, and arrival windows provided in advance - and we scout the driveway so we know where the truck can safely turn and park before moving day. Discretion is part of the job, and our crews carry themselves accordingly on private grounds.
Old Westbury is Gold Coast country - the same era and character preserved at nearby Old Westbury Gardens - and its historic mansions come with details you cannot replace: marble floors, grand staircases, ornate millwork, and antique fixtures. Before anything moves, we protect those surfaces with floor runners, banister padding, and door-jamb guards, then carry furniture, art, and heirlooms out along a planned path rather than improvising. The house should look untouched after we leave, aside from the empty rooms.
There is no flat rate for an estate, because the cost follows the property. The main drivers are how large the home is and how many structures are involved - a main residence, guest house, pool house, or stable each add scope. Distance to the new address and whether you want full packing and unpacking matter too. Specialty handling is often the biggest variable here: fine art, antiques, a wine collection, and outdoor or equestrian equipment all need careful protection and, in some cases, custom crating. Long private driveways, gated access, and any storage between closings factor in as well. Because every Old Westbury property is different, the honest answer comes from a walkthrough. Request a free, no-obligation quote through our contact page and we will price the move to your actual estate.
Yes, and it is a large part of what an Old Westbury move involves. Estates here often hold serious art, antique furniture, and stocked wine cellars. Our specialists build custom crates sized to each piece, wrap and pad individually, and transport in a controlled environment so temperature-sensitive items like wine and canvas are protected in transit. For high-value pieces we document condition and can coordinate with your appraiser, insurer, or art consultant so the paperwork keeps pace with the handling.
Estate moves reward lead time. Six to eight weeks lets us survey the full property, build custom crates for art and antiques, line up the right crew size, and confirm access with security or an estate manager. If your property includes a barn or stable, a wine cellar, or a large collection, book on the earlier side so the specialty pieces can be prepared without rushing. Simpler moves can come together faster, but for a multi-structure estate the planning is what keeps the day calm.
Yes. We move households throughout Old Westbury and the neighboring estate communities - Brookville, Muttontown, Upper Brookville, Oyster Bay Cove, Matinecock, and Locust Valley - and we know how these North Shore properties are laid out and accessed. For clients who commute, the Westbury and Hicksville LIRR stations sit close by with service to Penn Station and Grand Central, and we plan moves so a working commute is not disrupted more than it has to be.
Start with a walkthrough of your property. We will map every structure and collection and send a clear, no-obligation quote built around your estate.