BEGINNING at a point in the line between the
lands of Mary Newbold Morgan and the lands of Franklin D.
Roosevelt, which location is monumented by a limestone
firmly set in the ground and marked "J N 1866"; running
thence N. 86', 55' E., 0.05 chains (3.3 feet), to an iron
pipe set at a point in the west line of the New York and
Albany Post Road, which is the northeast corner of the
tract herein described; thence S. 5' 05' E., along the west
line of said New York and Albany Post Road 10.30 chains
(679.8 feet), to an iron pipe which is the southeast corner
of the tract herein described; thence N. 87' 27' W., 0.05
chains (3.3 feet), along other lands of Sara Delano
Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt, to a granite monument
set in the ground and marked "U S F D R 1939", and thence
continuing N. 87' 27' W., an additional distance of 17.87
chains (1179.4 feet), along other lands of Sara Delano
Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt to a similar granite
monument which is the southwest corner of the tract herein
described; thence N. 0' 10' E.,
8.45 chains (557.7 feet), along other lands of Sara Delano
Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt to a similar granite
monument set in the line between the lands of said Mary
Newbold Korgan and the lands of said Franklin D. Roosevelt,
which is the northwest corner of the tract herein
described; thence N. 86' 35' E., along the line between the
lands of said Mary Newbold Morgan and said Franklin D.
Roosevelt, 16.84 chains (1111.4 feet), to a similar granite
monument, thence continuing N. 86' 35' E., in the same line
an additional distance of 0.10 chains (6.6 feet), to the
place of beginning, containing 16.31 acres, more or less,
together with all the right, title and interest of the
parties of the first part of, in and to the New York and
Albany Post Road, lying in front of and adjoining the land
hereinabove described and conveyed, to the center of said
road.