luxury farmhouse for sale Stockport, United States

This is an original 1911 Hudson River Arts and Crafts Cottage with an architecturally sensitive 2006 addition. The home is consistent with the design principles of Downing & Davis. Andrew Downing was a landscape architect and author of the book Cottage Residences (1842). Along with architect Alexander Davis, their design principles for river cottages and villas defined Hudson River architecture from the mid-1880s to the 1920s. For rural cottages, their concepts emphasized ingeniously arranged floor plans that harmoniously blended the architecture with the natural landscape. The result was compact, convenient and comfortable homes that fit into and complemented their surroundings. One of the signature elements of this style was orienting the home such that its front faced the Hudson River. This home is true to those design elements, being sensitively located to take best advantage of the property’s impressive easterly views, including the Hudson River, Berkshires and Green Mountains. The property is historically significant, originally owned by Pieter Bronck and was in the Bronck family from the 1700s to the early 1900s. Known as the “First Bronck Farm,” it was originally improved by a two-story stone house (circa 1800), referred to as “Bronck House.”Its ruins are still visible on the property. In the1800s, Bronck House was the home of Teunis B. VanSlyke and his wife, Judith Bronck. In the 1970s, the property was purchased by James A. Warren, an attorney, whose family was prominent in Greene County in the early 20th century. James’ father, Leonard, was the founder and president of the NationalBank of Coxsackie.. , The house, pool and outbuildings are situated in roughly the center of the property, providing complete privacy.

Haas Hill is a rare opportunity to own an expertly envisioned, sprawling country compound on 148 pristine acres amidst the verdant foothills of the Catskill Mountains. The Setting The lush acreage is home to three structures originally built in the late 1940s and all recently renovated: a 2,700 sq ft main house, a two-story cottage with a full bath and kitchenette, and the large pool house/cabin with a loft, full bath, and kitchenette. The land is populated with an in-ground pool, a fenced wildflower garden, a barn, many mature gardens and trees, and acres and acres of rolling hills and ecologically diverse forests. The Main House The main house is overflowing with natural light and charm, with a layout designed to serve rest and play equally; large primary living areas and a spacious, inherently social kitchen are a frequent entertainer's dream, while the cozy family room, tucked-away office, and serene bedrooms with far-reaching views of the surrounding landscape offer a quiet respite for a family. When you enter, you're greeted by the mudroom, with slate floors, wood paneling, a long peg rail and bench for everyday storage, and an extra-large closet for coats and sports equipment. Through a sliding door is the utility room, with laundry, a worktop and shelves, and a large utility sink. The kitchen features brand-new appliances, a beautiful charcoal AGA range, a hand-painted tile backsplash, terracotta radiant-heat tile floors, and ample built-in storage, including a pantry. The built-in breakfast nook in the corner of this space looks out onto the pool and an ancient Catalpa tree, and a door from the kitchen leads out to the back deck's dining area. Flooding with light from morning until evening, the double-height living-dining room centers around an original fireplace with built-in wood storage. Completing the ground floor is the powder room, a wallpapered office, and a more intimate family/media room. The second floor has the most commanding views on the property, with unobstructed views from the primary suite of the Mid-Hudson Valley's prominent hills and mountains. The wallpapered kids' room, an additional full bath, and a charming guest room round out the second floor. The Cottage Down a meandering stone path from the main house lies the two-floor cottage, with beautiful pine floors, exposed wood beams, a kitchenette and full bath, and ample living, sleeping, and storage space. The Cabin Just around the corner from the pool area is the cabin - a charming space with green-painted floors, shelving and peg rails throughout, and vaulted ceilings with thick wood beams. Currently used as a pool house and for sleepovers by the youngest generation, the cabin can also be easily remixed into an art studio, office, or additional (grown-up) guest quarters, and features a kitchenette with abundant storage, a full bath, and a cozy loft. The Surroundings While you won't need to leave your own grounds to get a healthy dose of nature and adventure, the surroundings are filled with opportunities for long, scenic hikes, boating trips along the Hudson, skiing in the Catskills, jaunts through fruit orchards, and many other outdoor pursuits. The nearby town of Coxsackie is home to a perfectly-stocked General Store (Coxsackie General), our favorite spot to grab a delicious bottle of wine (Reed Street Bottle Shop), a delightful antique store/bar/creative collective (UnQuiet), and a beloved supplier, maker, and curator of delicious Italian goodies (Via Ravioli). Haas Hill is just a few minutes from the town of Coxsackie, 15 minutes from the village of Catskill, 30 minutes from Albany International Airport, 30 minutes from Hudson (and Amtrak), and just under 2.5 hours from New York City.

Set along one of the most beautiful roads in Columbia County, this extraordinary country property offers a rare convergence of architecture, design, and landscape. Surrounded by 13 gorgeous acres of rolling hillside and forest, the setting feels both cinematic and deeply peaceful. Just beyond, the road is famously home to the Chatham Sheepherding Company's iconic complex of vernacular barns and agricultural buildings, lending the area a distinctly historic and pastoral character that is increasingly difficult to find. This is a home with true soul--restored and refined with remarkable sensitivity. The interiors were led by a House & Garden UK 100 designer, and that level of design fluency is immediately apparent. Every decision feels intentional, creating spaces that are quietly luxurious, deeply livable, and impossible to replicate. Throughout the home, original character is honored and elevated through exceptional materials and thoughtful detailing. Wide-board antique pine floors run throughout, grounding each room with warmth and patina. Even the smallest elements were considered: Forbes & Lomax brass switches punctuate the walls like jewelry--subtle yet unmistakably luxurious. Lighting by Workstead brings sculptural warmth to the interiors, while Lefroy Brooks bathroom fittings introduce a quietly classic sensibility rooted in craftsmanship and timeless design. The living spaces unfold with intimacy and grace. A richly layered library wrapped in custom shelving invites slow mornings and long evenings. A stunning music room, anchored by a grand piano and bathed in soft natural light, feels both elegant and welcoming. The kitchen and dining spaces are especially compelling--bright, beautifully composed, and effortlessly functional, with bespoke cabinetry, marble surfaces, and seamless connection to the outdoors for summer dinners and quiet morning coffee. The home offers three bedrooms plus a flex space, allowing for a variety of uses--guest quarters, office, studio, or media room. Each space has been designed with extraordinary sensitivity to proportion, light, and texture, resulting in interiors that feel collected over time yet perfectly resolved. What makes this property so exceptional is not simply its beauty, but its atmosphere. It possesses that elusive quality of the very best country houses: sophistication without formality, design without excess, and luxury rooted in authenticity. A truly rare offering--an extraordinary design-forward retreat on one of the county's most storied roads, immersed in the timeless beauty of the Hudson Valley.

Set within the historic hamlet of North Chatham, this beautifully restored c.1830 Greek Revival side-hall farmhouse is a wonderful example of the understated elegance that defined rural Columbia County architecture during the period. The home's classic side-hall plan, refined Greek Revival moldings, hand-hewn beams, wide-plank pine floors, and beautifully preserved millwork speak to its early 19th-century origins, while thoughtful renovations have introduced the craftsmanship and comforts expected of contemporary country living. A gracious sequence of rooms unfolds across the main level, balancing formal and informal living with remarkable ease. The formal parlor has a woodburning fireplace, the light-filled dining room celebrates the home's architectural heritage with its elegant proportions and original detailing, while the adjoining kitchen has been beautifully reimagined for modern life. Reclaimed timber, soapstone countertops, custom cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, and a Wolf range are thoughtfully integrated within the historic framework of the home. A substantial reclaimed wood island anchors the space, while a wood-burning stove lends warmth throughout the seasons. Just beyond, a sun-filled breakfast room opens through French doors to the terrace, gardens, and saltwater pool. A soft, timeless palette create interiors that feel both sophisticated and deeply authentic—rooms that honor nearly two centuries of history while remaining entirely suited to contemporary living. Four well-proportioned bedrooms offer comfortable accommodations for family and guests. Outside, the property is every bit as compelling. Mature trees, perennial gardens, and expansive lawns frame a saltwater pool that feels quietly tucked into the landscape, creating a setting that is as peaceful as it is private. Whether hosting summer dinners on the terrace, enjoying an afternoon by the pool, or simply taking in the surrounding gardens, the outdoor spaces embrace the easy rhythm of the area. North Chatham remains one of Columbia County's most cherished historic hamlets, admired for its collection of period homes, rolling farmland, and enduring rural character. Just minutes from the vibrant village of Chatham—with fantastic restaurants, cafés, shops, and year-round farmers market—and within easy reach of Hudson, Kinderhook, and the Berkshires, the location offers both tranquility and exceptional convenience. Beautifully restored and thoughtfully evolved, this c.1830 Greek Revival farmhouse is a rare offering—one that celebrates the enduring craftsmanship of early Hudson Valley architecture while providing all the comfort and ease of a home designed for today.

All of the charm of an old farmhouse with none of the headaches. This c2005 build has sweeping views of the Catskill Mountains and loads of charm. Down a long, tree lined driveway, you're just two minutes from the historic hamlet of Germantown but you feel like you're in a world of your own. Peaceful, private and quiet, 336 Main Street truly offers the best of both worlds. Rocking chairs line the porch to watch the show as the sun sets over the mountains, a fire pit sits in the yard and hammocks hang in the trees. The eight acres have been beautifully landscaped with low maintenance, perennial gardens, and the rolling green lawn brings your eye to the mountains. A bucolic view, the only building in sight is a church steeple in the distance. Inside, you'll find high ceilings and walls of windows and glass doors to let the outside in-- the house was truly built to frame the view. The chef's kitchen is an absolute dream with a large island, a Sub Zero refrigerator, Viking gas range, two sinks and two dishwashers. A screened in porch runs the length of the house, perfect for entertaining, while there are quiet sitting rooms and an office tucked off to the side with dreamy views of the landscape and mountains. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, all ensuite. The primary has a private balcony & a large bathroom with a double vanity, a soaking tub and a large walk-in shower. The third floor has been built out with bunk beds, perfect for overflow or a place to park the kids. 336 Main is the ultimate in country living-- it leaves no stone unturned with its modern conveniences, old world charm, and those quintessential Hudson Valley pastoral views. Just 10m to Hudson & Amtrak, 15m to Rhinebeck village and 2h north of NYC.

A bucolic setting in Germantown, this stunning modern farmhouse sits amongst rolling hills on a quiet country road. The five acre parcel has a beautiful pond and is made up of open green fields and forest, and there is a barn with a new standing seam metal roof. The 3BD 3BA main house was built in 2020. You’ll find high ceilings and white oak flooring throughout, the layout is well considered and comfortable. A large eat-in kitchen sits at the back of the house, looking out through a wall of windows and glass doors to the pastoral property. An incredible dining room sits on the far end of the home, with a vaulted ceiling and views to the east and west. With windows on three sides, this space gets beautiful, shifting light throughout the day. A large living room, laundry room, and full bath complete the first floor. Upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms, one is ensuite and two share the full bath in the hall. The baths are streamlined and luxe, with gorgeous hardware and radiant heated floors. The modern, clean lines that characterize the interiors are beautifully juxtaposed to the pastoral, natural landscape outside. The barn is two stories and built into the hillside, it would make an amazing studio or guest house for the next owner. The property is beautifully kept and the house completely turn key, just 2h north of NYC and 15m to Hudson, Rhinebeck and Amtrak.

Originally built in the year 1800 on one the areas most historically significant roads lies this delightful antique farmhouse brimming with original details and charm. Perched above the road with its wrap around porch you are immediately transported to a simpler time where quality and beauty mattered. Further selling the vision, the periphery of your view is flanked with mature trees and one of two large barns providing a nostalgic aesthetic and endless opportunities. The barn closer to the home contains a garage for sheltered parking and the ability to create a guest house, work studio, private gym or anything you can dream up. In fact, there's room for all of those options within the same structure. A serene hilltop view in the distance beckons you to walk through the more than five and half acres of lawn, meadow and fruit trees to the second barn structure to continue dreaming up the possibilities. Currently this space is absolutely perfect to host outdoor dinner parties and gatherings with a bucolic view. The interior experience begins in the entry parlor, anchored by a traditional wood-burning stove. Original wide plank painted floors flow seamlessly into a spacious dining area bathed in natural light. Adjacent to this space, the modernized kitchen offers optimized storage solutions and updated appliances. The main level extends toward the rear of the residence, where the family room features stunning beamed ceilings that evoke a historical atmosphere. Completing this floor is a versatile adjoining room, ideally suited for guest accommodations or a home office and also conveniently hosts the laundry room. Up the wooden stairwell from the entry parlor three bedrooms and a bathroom surround the landing which has enough room to be its own library/reading space. The bedrooms are quite large for the era continuing this property's themes of charm, beauty and modern comfort. Just minutes away from Queechy Lake, where residents can enjoy access via an annual pass, its prime location offers easy reach to Chatham, Ghent, and Hudson on the New York side, while Great Barrington, West Stockbridge, and the Berkshires are equally accessible. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence or a perfect weekend retreat from NYC or Boston, this home serves as an ideal destination.