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Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal Ms. Fahrer also wanted to capture her favorite part of her old penthouse.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Ms. Fahrer paid $625,000 for the original home at the end of 1998, according to public records.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

'I was also trying to recreate that penthouse feeling with walls of glass,' Ms. Fahrer says.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal In designing the Westchester County home, Ms. Fahrer drew from the Superman comics of her childhood, finding inspiration in the superhero's retreat, called the 'Fortress of Solitude,' which features sharp angles and geometric shapes.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

'Basically, it looks like I'm living in one of my apartments in Manhattan or Fort Lee, but instead of looking at the Hudson River I'm looking at a waterfall, Ms. Fahrer says.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Ms. Fahrer notes that the home sits about 250 feet off the road and is not visible from the street.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal Ms. Fahrer says she designed the home with ramps instead of stairways to make access to the house easy for people of all ages.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal Ms. Fahrer, who runs Cebon, a cosmetics business her family started decades ago, has now decided to sell the home and is planning to relocate to Miami.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

'I had never lived in or occupied a private house before,' Ms. Fahrer says, noting that she grew up in New York City.

Westchester 'Fortress of Solitude' Sushil Cheema 2011

Allerdings ist mein Video als eine Hommage an alle Menschen, die diesen Sport so interessant machen, ob Fotograf oder Fahrer, zu verstehen.

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