It’s hard to imagine a better or more classic Arts and Crafts home in the Catskill Mountains than the one crafted in Tannersville in 1903 for Maude Adams, Broadway’s original “Peter Pan” and the highest paid actress of her day, pulling in more than $1 million a year at her peak. The all-wood and aptly named great room is simply spectacular, with walls of antique windows, gleaming oak floors and a grand stone fireplace (one of eight) as its centerpiece. Ditto the adjacent dining room. Other standout features include a pond, a billiards room and home theater, a gym, a…
