luxury real estate for sale Ulster County, United States

The Parsonage is an outstanding and brilliantly preserved example of 18th-century stone architecture in the western Hudson Valley. This stately home was established by the Palatine Germans and Dutch in the early 1700s as the clergy house for the Katsbaan Church down the road. Perched on the highest point of its 35 rolling acres, the stone-clad farmhouse overlooks the Catskills with an unobstructed view of the Kaaterskill High Peak, a favorite subject of the Hudson River School painters during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Parsonage was built using a rare combination of blue stone and limestone, and is subtly ornamented with simple gable trims, the original anchor plates peppered throughout the facade, and wavy-glass windows. The French-blue front door leads to a wide foyer, with the light-filled dining room to the left and the cozy living room to the right. The ceilings are unusually high for a stone house of that period, with taller windows that allow abundant natural light at all times of the day. A large hearth fireplace anchors the dining room, currently outfitted with a wood stove. The living room is lined with built-in bookshelves and cabinetry and features a wood-burning fireplace with brick surround. Towards the back of the house is the fully renovated kitchen, which is substantial in size and filled with beautiful detailing, including reclaimed wide pine wood floors, Bertazzoni appliances, custom cabinets, and exquisite slabs of lightly-veined soapstone. Above the kitchen is an office with far-reaching mountain views. A recently renovated powder room completes the first floor. The second level has three generously proportioned bedrooms, all large enough to accommodate king-size beds. The primary bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, and the other two bedrooms share an additional full bathroom. The large rooms and substantial closet space are fairly uncommon for a home of this architectural style and vintage. In this home's nearly 300 years of existence, its breathtaking view of the Catskills has not changed. Approximately 15 of the 35 acres are meadows with walking paths meandering through them. Two well-seasoned blue stone patios, off the kitchen in the back, create spaces for a relaxing and peaceful outdoor experience. Surrounding the house are mature plantings that bloom from spring to autumn, a stone fountain, and a fenced vegetable garden. Impressive trees are interspersed throughout the property, from an enormous and ancient Catalpa tree to the twin oaks that frame a perfect view of Kaaterskill Peak. An additional structure with electric and featuring barn trims and an exterior woodshed is currently used as a workspace and tool storage, as well as a garage. The Parsonage is ideally located just 5 minutes from the charming town of Saugerties, 15 minutes from downtown Kingston and the village of Woodstock, 25 minutes to Hudson, and under an hour and 45 minutes from New York City.

Riverwood sits atop 17 private riverfront acres with sweeping views looking east over the Hudson. Originally built in 1850, the house was wholly reenvisioned and renovated over several years to accentuate its unique and magical setting on the river. There are far-reaching, lush views from almost every room in the house and multiple outdoor moments nestled into the dynamic surrounding landscape. The decision to incorporate historic details like the original hand-hewn beams with clean, modern lines and finishes, including soothing and light earthy colors, is perhaps the most alluring detail about the renovation completed meticulously by skilled artisans from the area. A long, winding driveway opens to a view of the most gently cultivated part of the property - the 19th-century barn overlooking a large pond, surrounded by a mix of woods, walking paths, and flowering plants. As you continue past the pond to approach the home, the first hint of the river view emerges and is quickly revealed in full force as you wander through the entrance into the main living area. The ground floor is anchored by a living room with a wood-burning fireplace and is also home to the kitchen, dining room, lounge with a built-in stone bar, powder room, and family room with floor-to-ceiling end-to-end windows on three sides, overlooking the river to the east, the pool facing to the south, and the pond on its west side. The kitchen is a true masterpiece of custom Italian cabinetry, Dekton countertops, and Pitt burners integrated into the stone. Utility space has been maximized to also include a large laundry room, pantry, storage, and gym. The second level splits into two wings with their own staircases. The owners' wing has a spacious primary bedroom with a gas fireplace and an ensuite bath with Cle-tiled floors, a custom onyx vanity, solid Travertine stone tub and double showers. Off the primary is a large deck offering the farthest-reaching river views on the property. There is an additional bedroom, also with an ensuite full bath, and a library/office. The guest wing is on the north end and hosts two further bedrooms and a full bath. The splendor of Riverwood's landscape and exterior scenes are positively breathtaking, from the gunite pool with a pavilion to the walking paths trailing through the rolling hills and forests, a pond, multiple terraces and an outdoor kitchen ripe for long summer dinner parties, a cedar sauna and hot tub, outdoor shower, mature plantings and wildflowers, and a historically significant barn, all creating a peaceful, picturesque Hudson River estate. Riverwood is located on a sleepy, quiet road, just 10 minutes from Amtrak and Metro North, 25 minutes from Kingston, a half hour to Inness Resort, and 90 minutes from New York City.

This stunning property is both elegant and sophisticated, with its sleek design and timeless aesthetic. Nestled down a long private driveway, it offers a serene and secluded atmosphere, providing a perfect sanctuary. The dramatic floating staircase upon entry is captivating. The large foyer flows into the living room boasting an open flow, hardwood ceilings, a tray ceiling and a bluestone fireplace as the focal point. Expansive windows showcase the stunning landscape and flood the home with sunlight. Just off the living room is a screened in porch which seamlessly connects to the expansive back patio, which offers ample space for outdoor dining, barbecues, and gathering with friends and family. A kitchen opens up to an atrium for dining, with tile floors and radiant heat. The sunlight streaming in fills the kitchen with warmth and is the perfect spot for your morning coffee. A more private dining room offers a secluded space for more intimate dinners and boasts hardwood floors and a coffered ceiling. Up the grand staircase to a primary with walk in closet, bath with soaking tub and a steam shower. The bedrooms are all generous in size, peaceful with beautiful natural light. The laundry room is on the second floor, so convenient. A fully finished basement is wired for a home theatre. A versatile space that could be used for a gym, office, game room or workspace of any kind. Lots of storage in the basement as well as in the heated three car garage. This unique offering stands out as a truly exceptional home in this area. From the moment you step inside you will be captivated by its unique charm and beauty. It truly is a one of kind. The parklike grounds are a combination of open lawns, a wildflower meadow and mature woods with well maintained walking trails that wind their way through the trees. Located minutes from the village of New Paltz. Just around the corner from Mohonk Preserve and its miles of hiking and biking trails. Close to Minnewaska State Park, Wildflower Farm, Inness, Westwind Orchard and Arrowwood Brewery and all we love in the Hudson Valley.

Welcome to Lost Quarry Farm, an incredible 4BD 5BA ground-up new construction project from acclaimed Bone Hollow Studio. Lost Quarry Farm is your quintessential country farmhouse, set back from a quiet dirt road on five acres of lawn and woodlands with classic nine-over-nine windows and two brick chimneys lining the facade. Inside, historical details have been added to bring warmth and history to the new home. The main living space is anchored by a double sided wood burning fireplace set between the kitchen and living room , where you’ll find 14 foot ceilings and a wall of giant, retractable glass doors that allow the outside in. The kitchen is the heart of the home with plenty of room to congregate around a large central island, room for a 12-person dining table and loads of storage space. The magic is in the details here, with classic Carrara marble countertops, handmade tiles, deVOL task lighting and a beautiful mix of chrome and brass hardware. The Viking range is centrally located so the chef doesn’t miss out on the fun, and there is an additional sink in the adjacent wet bar. The first floor library was designed to function as a first floor primary suite for those inclined, with an attached walk-in storage closet and a full bath. Upstairs, the primary suite features a gas fireplace, a light filled walk-in closet, an attached office and a beautifully appointed bath. Two additional bedrooms are both ensuite, allowing everyone space and privacy. A modern two-car garage has been attached to the house via a glass entryway, and upstairs you’ll find a large, finished room that could function in many ways— an office separate from the home, a playroom, a gym, dealers' choice. There is a screened in porch on the back of the house, a full house generator and the garage is EV-ready. All of the details have been meticulously thought out at Lost Quarry Farm, so you can move right in for the summer and enjoy. A membership at nearby Inness provides access to golf and pool, you’re closing to hiking, skiing and restaurants and all that the Hudson Valley has to offer. Just 1.5h to NYC.

A stunning barn conversion owned and expanded over a fourteen year period by a notable fashion designer, this upstate compound sits on 6.5 private acres of sundrenched fields and forest. A “no cares in the world” place, the home is beautiful but not precious, it was designed for enjoyment. Downstairs, the living space is cozy and comfortable. There is a Plain English-designed kitchen with a walk-in pantry, a generously sized dining room and a sitting room anchored by a woodburning fireplace. A large mudroom with a built-in wrap around bench and storage sits off to the side and leads one outside. The back wing of the house is comprised of four guest rooms, one ensuite with a soaking tub, and french doors leading outside to a private patio. There is an additional full bath painted a cheerful yellow with an antique clawfoot soaking tub and vintage-inspired taps. The primary suite comprises the newly-built southern wing of the house, entered through a generous, light filled sitting room and a hallway built of west-facing french doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. The primary suite is large and vaulted, with a walk-in closet and a full bath with dark green zellige tile. A private patio with an outdoor shower & cold plunge sits just off the bedroom. The ceiling is vaulted and in the summer, the french doors swing open offering true indoor/outdoor living. A large, steel staircase was constructed to reach the second story from the main living space. The current owners converted the second floor into an expansive, large living space that spans the width and length of the original barn. The ceilings were vaulted to the roofline, high windows added and the entire space painted a tranquil white. French doors were added to the far end, offering a picturesque view of the rolling fields in the back. This space makes for fabulous parties, a tasteful disco ball hangs at center. There is a wood stove in the corner, and the space has been broken into “rooms” with the employment of furniture and rugs— a sitting room, an office, a media room. All gorgeous. Truly a statement space. The barn is both beautiful and practical, designed to live comfortably in, a true country home just 2h north of NYC.

Perched gracefully upon a serene hillside the Arbor House hides from the outside world. Embodying a minimalist elegance characterized by clean lines and uncomplicated sophistication, the exterior meticulously crafted from trees harvested on the property conceals a world of understated luxury behind its façade. Striking black Marvin windows adorn the rustic face and belie what’s inside - a softer, inviting interior. Approaching the house, an expansive front porch beckons you inside, a welcoming gateway. Crossing the threshold, you're greeted by a grand living space where a soaring 14-foot arched oak ceiling crowns the room and radiant-heated concrete floors add warmth. Grounding this inviting room is a woodburning stove that anchors the space in rustic comfort. Adjacent sits a sun-drenched dining area and a chef's kitchen replete with arabescato marble countertops, gas range and woodgrain-textured cabinetry. Oversized windows envelop the space, providing picturesque views of the wooded landscape from every vantage. French doors usher you out to a spacious pavilion, the perfect setting for al fresco dining, stories around the firepit or simply quiet moments of reflection beside your spring-fed pond. On the main level, two guest bedrooms and a full bath with double sinks and bespoke marble vanity provide comfort and convenience. Ascend the stairs to the 2nd floor, where the Arbor House reveals its pièce de résistance: the tranquil primary suite. Gleaming white hardwood floors flow seamlessly from the bedroom into the bathroom, harmonizing with the warm oak ceiling and enormous picture windows that give the feeling of living among the treetops. The spa-like primary bathroom, adorned with a custom marble double-vanity, a freestanding tub and an oversized glass shower, offers a luxurious retreat. Handmade tiles, white shiplap, custom built-ins and vintage lighting add to the charm and opulence. The Arbor House was designed with sustainability in mind, featuring passive solar gain, radiant heat and an electric HVAC system for energy efficiency. The use of recycled custom-milled lumber in its construction minimizes the home's carbon footprint. An ideal country escape, the Arbor House is a thoughtfully-designed modern cabin in the woods, providing a sense of seclusion without isolation. The location is unbeatable, just minutes to all the best of Accord including Inness, Westwind Orchard, Arrowood Farms, Bluebird Wine, Accord Market, and all less than 2hr from NYC.

Situated on a quiet cul de sac in New Paltz, New York, this house is a practice in simplicity, efficiency, sustainability and low maintenance. Originally designed by architect John Bloodgood in the 70's, the single-family residence was updated in 2015-2016 by the Brooklyn architectural firm AlexAllen Studio.. The renovation included the addition of extensive insulation, new exterior cladding, new roof and a mechanical systems overhaul. Adding to this challenge, the client requested use of materials that would require little to no future maintenance. For this reason, AlexAllen Studio selected Shou-Sugi Ban wood as the visual focal point of the exterior. This ancient Japanese technique of preserving wood by charring its surface, is highly resistant to the elements, attractively weathers over time and requires almost no maintenance. Fiber cement paneling was also chosen for its weather resistance, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. The new exterior reflects the interior spaces with the Shou-Sugi Ban highlighting the house's main double-height living space. A reveal running around the house divides the wider cement panels at the base from the narrower cement panels above and also marks the house's second level. The owners fully insulated the house, replaced the old windows with triple glazed windows and installed a new mini split system for heating and air conditioning. The new siding acts as a rain screen and sunscreens further protect the house from the elements. The result is an aesthetic and performative upgrade that would require little to no future maintenance while retaining the integrity of the existing floor plan and interior spaces. Owned by a designer, this home flows seamlessly from one room to another. The wall of windows in the heart of the home allow for an abundance of sunlight creating a sense of warmth and serenity. The large bluestone patio serves as an extension of the home's interior living space. Its expansive size provides ample room for entertaining guests, hosting outdoor gatherings, or simply having a quiet moment in nature. Owners are currently using a large room on the ground floor with a full bath as an office with a separate entrance. It could certainly be used as a first-floor bedroom if one wishes with an adjacent full bath with radiant heated floor. The living area boasts a locally sourced stone fireplace that adds a rustic charm to the space. Dining room and kitchen flow together and share a door to the patio making entertaining a breeze. Just off the kitchen is a large room we will call a pantry because there is so much storage, a washer/dryer and sink for convenience and a mud room as you enter from the garage. Trust me, we all need a room like this! So versatile. The red oak floating staircase welcomes you to the second floor. The primary bedroom ensuite provides a walk in closet, bath with soaking tub,and porcelain tile floors. Three additional bedrooms share a bath with radiant heated floor. This unique offering has been built with sustainability in mind. Current owners have a vacant parcel of land adjacent that is for sale. 21 Cedar Ridge is located just 5 minutes outside of the village of New Paltz. Easy access to the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail without getting in your car. Built with sustainability in mind.

Steeped in history, this property’s 2.9 acres were originally part of a Lenape settlement, before French Huguenot refugees, descendants of the King’s guards at Fontainebleau, built the farmhouse, one of the first French Huguenot Houses in the region, in the 1680s from fir, chestnut and local stone. With two feet thick walls, and eyebrow and gabled windows with working shutters, the farmhouse was built to such strong specifications it was known as The Old Fort. Elegant additions were made during the Revolutionary War and the home came to be named The Depuy-Dewitt House after the prominent families who lived in it. Renovated by an antique dealer and his life partner, the nearly three thousand square foot home's features include massive ceiling beams of fir and twenty-two inch wide floorboards of pine, fir, and rare walnut, elm and chestnut, insulated with jute and hemp rope; Dutch doors; two working fireplaces (one gas, one wood); deep chamfered windows, with light flooding in, and hand-fitted real wood Venetian blinds. On the first floor, a kitchen-dining room; living room; den, or fourth bedroom and full bath; solarium with cathedral pine ceiling; summer kitchen and an outside shower. On the second floor, there are three bedrooms and one bathroom. The house is approached through wrought iron vintage gates and a winding drive past hedges and lawns. The gardens include stone terracing; meandering brook with three bridges; fenced in garden with a variety of fruit trees; two-hundred and fifty-year-old tulip trees, and evergreen Pachysandra beds throughout the lawns. A charming, pine board and batten clad barn, with fireproof cinder block walls and cement floor could be used as a store or converted to guest and AirBnB accommodation. The property is on the historic route 209 and the neighborhoods of Accord, Kerhonkson, Kingston and Stone Ridge, which are studded with fellow stone houses and a vibrant tradition of actors and artists migrating from New York City. This is a magical property, in excellent condition, which offers new owners a chance to live in absolute comfort surrounded by beautiful details and fascinating stories and has been featured in Chronogram, Early American Life, and Spectrum News, & the Shawangunk Journal all in 2023.

This extraordinary newly built home was created with the utmost attention to design, environment, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Based upon the tenets of renowned architect and design theorist, Christopher Alexander (A Pattern Language, A Timeless Way of Building), the rooms are laid out in accordance with a gradient of intimacy, the landscape, and the sun’s trajectory. Architectural elements and materials throughout the house are based on Alexander’s in-depth study of what makes people feel good. Natural light floods each room. Organic patterns, sculptural shapes, and natural materials result in a sense of calm and timelessness. The straw bale construction, aside from its practical advantages as a building material, creates thick walls which provide for deep windows, window seats and ledges for taking in the natural surroundings. Many unique features abound, such as rounded corners and arches, barrel ceilings, secret door bookcases, a spiral staircase, box bed niches, a Japanese Ofuro soaking tub, to name a handful. Handmade tiles and high end appliances in the kitchen. This is truly an oasis for creatives and nature lovers, with an artist studio, a second floor deck and office, and a potting and pottery shed. Situated on 34.5 acres complete with pond and protected wetlands, the property is a private sanctuary for people and wildlife to commune in harmony. Hiking, rock climbing, swimming holes, skiing, restaurants, shops, and the arts are all within an easy distance. Just 15 minutes to the New Paltz campus and a short drive to the charming towns of Kingston, Saugherties and Woodstock, yet only 80 minutes from the George Washington Bridge. This is a unique opportunity to own a truly inspired property that adheres to the highest standards of design and construction.

Beautiful sunny corner lot. Split level ranch on the market. Three bedrooms, two bath home with hardwood floors as seen in photos, new windows, eat in kitchen, sliding door onto sun soaked deck with stairs down to lovely backyard. Established plantings; lilac, forsythia, arborvitae and spectacular magnolia tree as seen in photos. Level yard sloping towards stone wall. Two car garage with large driveway. A home worth seeing. Easy to show. With a bit of TLC this is an amazing home in an amazing location. Private and secluded area yet minutes to everything.

Escape to your own private oasis in the picturesque countryside, just minutes away from the bustling energy of the Mid Hudson Valley. Nestled in a serene setting yet conveniently close to Rosendale, High Falls, Stone Ridge, and the vibrant Kingston Stockade District, this executive ranch offers the best of both worlds. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the tranquility of the surrounding landscape, providing a sense of peace and seclusion. Step inside to discover an inviting open concept kitchen-family room combination, where a cozy gas-burning fireplace beckons you to unwind and relax after a long day. This sturdy home boasts 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, providing ample space for comfortable living and entertaining. The primary suite offers a private retreat, complete with its own ensuite bath for ultimate relaxation and convenience. Outside, a fabulous entertaining deck awaits in the rear yard, providing the perfect space for outdoor gatherings or simply soaking in the beauty of nature. With newly installed central air, you'll stay cool and comfortable throughout the upcoming summer season, ensuring year-round enjoyment of your new home. Experience the ease and convenience of one-story living in a just right size that even Goldilocks would swoon over. Whether you're looking for a weekend retreat or a full-time residence, this executive ranch offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and convenience. Don't miss your chance to make this dream home yours and experience the best of country living in the Mid Hudson Valley!

Welcome to the pinnacle of architectural brilliance, contemporary luxury and total privacy that is A House in the Woods. A captivating fusion of cutting-edge design and unrivaled sophistication, this architectural marvel redefines the boundaries of modern country living, seamlessly blending sleek aesthetics with advanced technological integration that allows form to meet function and innovation to intertwine with elegance. Sited on 8.49 boulder-strewn acres, with no neighbors in sight, this home abuts the 2,500-acre Awosting Reserve, which virtually assures that nature will be at your doorstep for decades to come. The home is reached from a dead-end street and a stone-filled drive that winds pass a 25-ft-high, show-stopping, undulating Cor-Ten steel wall. Be greeted by natural light streaming through 15-ft floor-to-ceiling windows. Designed by award-winning architect William Reue to the exacting specifications of the current owner, every aspect of this home has been meticulously crafted. This net-zero, LEED Silver-certified, all-electric home features quadruple-pane windows and 74 roof-mounted solar panels with microinverters. There is radiant-heat flooring throughout, an Aprilaire 8100 energy recovery ventilator, and a direct-exchange geothermal heating and cooling system. Smart-home automations include wi-fi connected thermostats and Nest security cameras. An expansive and open-concept gourmet kitchen, living and dining areas, custom-designed cabinetry and top-grade appliances, honed Caesarstone countertops, a Scandanavian-style sauna, a two-car garage (with a 40-amp ChargePoint EV charger) and a basement exercise room complete the picture. The guest wing contains all three guest bedrooms, each of which features an en suite bathroom. The main guest bathroom features a bathtub that faces a floor-ceiling-window. There is also a sitting room with a queen-sized Murphy bed and kitchenette containing a refrigerator, sink, and electric cooktop. Finally, there is a walk-in closet containing a large-capacity LG washer and dryer set, as well as storage space for linens. A mere 2 hours from Midtown Manhattan, 20 minutes from Minnewaska State Park Preserve and the famed Gunks, 30 minutes to New Paltz and bus service to Manhattan, and 40 minutes to Poughkeepsie and the Metro-North/Amtrak station, this home represents the epitome of contemporary luxury that effortlessly combines unparalleled style, technological innovation, and architectural excellence.

Introducing a tantalizing investment opportunity in the picturesque Town of Saugerties, just a short walk from Esopus Bend Park and its scenic trails. This sprawling 1900's farmhouse with a generous layout that includes 6 cozy bedrooms and 3 full baths, exudes charm and potential, eagerly awaiting a visionary touch. This property presents an ideal canvas for either a savvy investor or a family yearning to create a personalized haven. Though there are some original details that echo the home's historic charm, they are in need of renovation to restore their former glory. It's a project that demands imagination and elbow grease, but the rewards promise to be immense. With municipal water and sewer services already in place, the property's bathrooms await a transformative renovation. Artists and telecommuters will find their sanctuary in the walk-up attic, perfect for a secluded studio or a quiet home office. The main floor bedroom adds to the convenience, while the necessity for TLC throughout the home provides a blank slate for renovation enthusiasts. The home is set on a 2/3 acre lot, adorned with mature trees and lush grounds that invite outdoor living and entertainment. An outside deck and a screened-in porch provide a setting for tranquil relaxation or hosting guests. The 2 car detached garage and a circular driveway enhance the functionality and appeal of the property. Don't miss the opportunity to seize this property where the end result could be nothing short of spectacular. This farmhouse, set in a friendly neighborhood setting, offers the space, character, and potential to become a treasured investment or a beloved family home.

Many giant heirloom oak and white pine trees create an enchanted and forgotten jungle paradise. These two separate tax parcels are surrounded by ancient stone walls indicating a history of farm pastures from well over 100 years ago. These two forested parcels are less than a mile from the center of Bearsville, just off of the exclusive Cooper Lake Rd. The recreation trails surrounding Cooper Lake are just a mile in the other direction. These two tax parcels share a driveway with house #201 and continues through the forest to these isolated and very private parcels. Driveway is next to Woodstock Country Inn B&B. There is SBL#26.2-2-19.120 with 11.73 acres and SBL#26,12-2-19.200 with 2.14acres a total of 13.87 acres. The two separate parcels might be built on separately using the same deeded right of way only 16 feet wide crossing the #201 property. The access to these parcels is via #201 and assumed address will be either #187 through #197 but has not yet been assigned yet by the Town. Two building lots will need to be verified with the Town Building Dept. Several Deeds and recent Survey are in the attached documents for your review.

Welcome to 214 Partition Street, a charming turn of the century two family house that is a highly successful Airbnb . The location is perfect at the end of Partition street in town that features off street parking and is in walking distance to Diamond Mills conference center and the vibrant village of Saugerties that offers numerous great restaurants, antique stores and local activities. An 1800's brick home renovated in 2019 embodies the charm and simplicity of colonial upstate. The full renovation includes a new kitchen and bath as well as new windows upstairs and interior and exterior painting throughout in addition to new exterior siding and flashing. Each unit has its own entrance, with the upstairs unit at the front of the house. A bright and spacious two bed one bath with an airy living/dining area and open kitchen ideal for entertaining and everyday living. The first floor unit, with a private entrance from the manicured courtyard, is a one bedroom unit with a large kitchen and beautiful oversized sunny primary bedroom. The absolutely stunning landscaping and stone work was designed by a local artist and features a crushed stone parking lot lined with granite curbs that can hold 3 to 4 cars, gorgeous bluestone walkways, planting beds and patio with hand carved firepit make for an impressive oasis for entertaining and gardening. Most of the mechanicals are new including new electric service, new upstairs furnace, 2 new water heaters and new plumbing throughout. There is also a Central Hudson gas hookup available in the basement should the new owners want to convert from propane to natural gas for increased efficiency. The house could easily be converted back to a one family home with minimal effort, or the new owners could live in one unit and generate income from the other. The possibilities are limitless.

This circa 1807 colonial brick farmhouse has, over the course of two centuries, transformed from an early- American private residence to a thriving inn and event venue. The symmetrical brick facade, a hallmark of its era, showcases the original paneled front door framed by sidelight and transom windows. Inside, the home exudes charm with original wide-plank floors, shiplap paneling, and five bedrooms with private baths. A well-considered 21st-century post and beam addition expands the living, dining, and entertaining spaces, dovetailing modern design with the farmhouse's historic character. Beamed 20-ft ceilings and Palladian windows flood the space with natural light. The commercial kitchen on the lower level serves as the creative center for on-site catering and events. Set on 4.6 acres in Stone Ridge, NY, the beautifully landscaped grounds include a blue stone patio, deck, and a fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs, extending gracious entertaining to the outdoors. The property offers a separate carriage house with an open kitchen, dining, and living area on the main level. The second-story sleeping loft has a vaulted ceiling, hand-hewn beams, and a full bath. This versatile space can serve as private accommodations for guests or as on-site housing for an innkeeper, general manager, or chef/owner. Strategically located along Route 209 in the Rondout Valley, between the Shawangunk Ridge and the iconic Catskill Mountains, this property presents a prime opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors seeking their next hospitality venture. Whether a bespoke inn, an event venue, or a chef-driven restaurant, this historic gem sets the stage for creating the next sought-after destination in the eastern Catskills.

Meticulously Renovated, Elegant, Hudson Valley Mansion. Located along the picturesque Hudson riverbank, this stunning property is just 90 minutes from NYC. Explore nearby towns like Rhinebeck, Woodstock, and New Paltz, and enjoy the convenience of the Poughkeepsie Amtrak and Metro North station just 10 miles away. Originally built in 1891, this estate has a rich history and has been home to prominent Hudson Valley families throughout the years. The home has been updated with modern amenities while preserving its historic charm. The grand foyer welcomes you into a world of refined elegance. The spacious first floor features multiple living areas, perfect for gatherings. Fireplaces and stunning lighting fixtures add warmth and ambiance, while diamond-paned bay windows showcase the grounds. The state-of-the-art kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and soapstone countertops. The elegant dining room offers a formal setting, or you can dine al fresco overlooking the Vanderbilt Mansion. The private home office provides a tranquil workspace with its own gas fireplace. On the second floor, a dramatic staircase leads to six luxurious bedrooms, each with an ensuite bath. The primary bedroom suite on the third floor offers vaulted ceilings, cozy reading nooks, and a large walk-in closet. The primary bath features a jacuzzi tub, oversized steam shower, and a stackable washer dryer. Adjacent is a large den. The lower level is dedicated to health and relaxation, with a gym, peloton room, teak sauna and laundry room. The outdoor spaces have been meticulously designed. The highlight is the 40 x 16 salt generated heated pool and pool house. The pool area features a porcelain paver deck, a second fire pit, and an outdoor lighting and sound system. A newly constructed bluestone patio lounge area offers a fire pit, outdoor pool table, and grill. The property includes a newly rebuilt Carriage House, adding a garage and versatile live/work space. Currently zoned for residential and commercial use, the Carriage House can be configured to accommodate individual needs. The second floor has two-bedrooms with a spacious living area, bath, and fully-equipped kitchen The first floor can be used as an office or additional living space. Both houses feature the latest mechanical systems for comfort and efficiency, including a full house generator, interior fire sprinkler system. The estate is turnkey and furnishings can be negotiated separately.

Nestled within a serene woodland, just 10 minutes from Stone Ridge and 15 minutes from Kingston, lies this exquisite modern residence. Set on a sprawling nine acres of forested beauty, the house seamlessly blends with the natural landscape as it graces the hillside. Its west-facing walls of glass offer awe-inspiring vistas of the Catskill Mountains, treating you to breathtaking sunsets all year round. As you step inside, you'll be welcomed by a spacious, open-concept kitchen that takes center stage on the main level. Adorned with a central island, it invites you to cook and converse while gazing out over the generous dining room, which boasts panoramic mountain views. The heart of this home is anchored by a Danish woodburning fireplace that commands attention and adds a cozy touch to the modern elements. A capacious family room completes the primary living space. Just beyond, also on the main floor, are two luxurious ensuite bedrooms with incredible views. An additional ensuite bedroom sits below on the lower level, alongside a well-equipped gym and a home office. Adding to the allure, a heated pool, perched adjacent to the house, offers an enticing spot to soak in the mesmerizing mountain views. Currently, the management of this home is entrusted to a prestigious national luxury hospitality company, presenting you with an exclusive opportunity to acquire this property as a turnkey short-term rental. This arrangement allows you to relish the freedom of enjoying the residence at your leisure without the burdensome responsibilities of management when you're away. Historical financials are available upon request. Discover a life of luxury, surrounded by nature's beauty and unparalleled convenience.

Charmed panoramic view across the Rondout Valley to see a wide stretch of the high Catskill Mountains to the northwest. Watch the aerial video at: https://www.youtube.com/embed/d1pwsEh2FsE. This forested parcel has two ponds, a small one next to the entry area surrounded by tall exotic grasses, and a larger 5 acre pond bounded by bedrock outcroppings at the bottom of the property to the north. The property slopes down to the large secluded pond then up to the other side where there are dramatic bedrock outcroppings around this larger pond. From this position see the Shawangunks to the east. Includes two parcels SBL# 76.3-2-2 with 40.0 acres and #76.3-2-65 with 0.52 acres. There is frontage on Rt 44/55 for the larger lot but it is quite steep so the primary access would be from Sherman Rd just to the right of house #49 or from the smaller parcel to the left of the house #49.