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Welcome to The Elk Meadows Ranch located in Townsend, MT. Set on 60± acres of wide-open Montana ground, this one-of-a-kind property is where freedom, functionality, and frontier living all come together. This ranch sits in one of the best recreational areas that Montana has to offer. This custom-built Montana home features 2376+/- SQ/Ft of living space with handcrafted architectural timber beams, vaulted ceilings, and windows showcasing 360-degree views of the Elkhorn Mountains, Confederate Gulch, The Big Belts & Canyon Ferry Reservoir. The residence has modern technology and is designed to resemble an older era Montana homestead ranch. This property has two spacious bedrooms two-bathroom home features wood fireplace, another wood stove, kitchen, living room, dining room, washer and dryer room, unfinished basement, wrap-around deck, concrete patio overlooking the Elkhorn Mountains and Canyon Ferry Reservoir. The property is unique in that it is on grid and also has solar backup system installed through the ranch. The ranch has three wells for water one well is 150 and 30gpm, other is 114 and 45gpm, and 175 deep with 71gpm. There is high quality, high end, commercial type construction throughout the property. The builder and current owner operated a nationwide commercial construction company. The background is reflected in the quality of the building found at Elk Meadows. The shop is 7000SQ/FT steel framed with many amenities like industrial lighting, an overhead trolly crane. The shop also has a tack room for horse equipment and 1000SQ/Ft living quarters. The quarters come with living room, bathroom, bedroom, full kitchen, and washer dryer. Other features of the ranch include 200 x 100 riding arena, chicken coup, hay shed, raised bed garden area, fully perimeter fenced and crossed fenced, full security system, private 100-yard rifle and pistol range, and a FAA licensed airstrip. The title is Elk Meadows FAA Designator 8MT4.   Enjoy close proximity to Canyon Ferry Lake-known for its exceptional fishing and boating. This property also offers convenient access to thousands of acres of public land, ideal for big game hunting and outdoor exploration. There is extensive wildlife on and around the ranch, including mule deer, elk, antelope, moose, and a den of foxes. This ranch is hunting unit 391 which allows for general bull and deer tags along with antlerless elk B tags.   Canyon Ferry has become one of Montana's foremost recreation areas because of its proximity to Helena, Great Falls and Butte. The reservoir covers 25 miles and there are 24 Bureau of Reclamation maintained recreation sites around the reservoir. There is east access to the reservoir from US Highway 12 east of Helena or just north of Townsend. Canyon Ferry offers a variety of recreational opportunities including boating, year-round fishing for trout and walleye, camping, sightseeing, picnicking, hunting, waterskiing, nature study, and swimming. Boat access is available at all of the campsites. A number of additional public boat launch areas are located near the dam on the north end and near Townsend on the south end. A Sapphire mine, laundromat, dining, entertainment, cabins, beaches, house boats, showers, and grocery stores are available in the area.   Lewis and Clark's passage of the river from the Gates of the Mountains to the three forks takes in the Townsend and Missouri River Valley areas. The upriver passage in the Helena vicinity was maddeningly slow for the Corps of Discovery. On July 22, Sacagawea recognized the white clay banks east of present-day Winston, Montana. In her youth, her people visited the banks to gather clay for pigment. Beginning on the south end of Canyon Ferry Reservoir to the Toston Dam, Lewis and Clark set up nine campsites along this short distance in their travels between July 21 and July 25. Those sites were located near present day Canyon Ferry Dam, a site 2 3/4 miles above Beaver Creek, an island below Bedford and a site near Dry Creek south of Townsend. Entries in their journals refer to Onion Island, Crimson Bluffs, York's Island, Fine Bold Springs, and Little Gates of the Mountains. On July 24th, Captain Lewis referred to the adjacent mountains' - these are the Big Belts to the east and to the west is the Elkhorns now part of the Helena National Forest. Whether you're flying in for the weekend, working the land, or simply escaping to peace and privacy, this property delivers the Montana dream-with fresh air, open skies, and opportunity in every direction. Call me to schedule your private tour.

Rare offering at one of Southern Maine's most desirable 55+ communities in Eliot. The Village at Great Brook offers its residents a peaceful setting minutes to thriving downtown Portsmouth along with area shops and restaurants. This 2-bedroom, 2 bath one-level condo has been impeccably maintained and features a flexible open-concept floor plan. The inviting living room features vaulted ceilings and gleaming hardwood floors. The open sitting area features a cozy gas fireplace and the well-appointed kitchen with granite countertops and center island along with the adjacent dining room with a door to the side deck provide ample room for entertaining guests. The spacious primary bedroom offers a walk-in closet, laundry and an en-suite full bath with shower. The guest bedroom, additional full bath, mudroom with custom built-ins and the one-car attached garage make this the perfect space for year-round or seasonal living. Enjoy beautifully maintained grounds and a vibrant community too.

Welcome to 7952 US Route 9, on the South end of Schroon Lake., A rare riverside property filled with character, opportunity, and Adirondack charm. Set along the banks of the Trout Brook, this unique offering enjoys exceptional river frontage, a deep swimming hole perfect for summer afternoons, and some of the area's best fishing right from your backyard. Currently configured as a three-family residence, the property presents remarkable flexibility for investors, entrepreneurs, or those dreaming of creating a one-of-a-kind family compound. With existing space and layout options, there is potential to expand to four rental units, continue as an income-producing investment, or transform the property into a spacious single-family home with room for generations to gather. Featuring 7 bedrooms, multiple living areas, and inviting porches, this is a place designed for bringing people together without sacrificing privacy. Host family reunions, welcome friends for the weekend, or create the ultimate Adirondack retreat where everyone has room to spread out while still sharing in the experience of riverfront living. An additional buildable lot adds even more potential for future development, guest accommodations, recreation space, or expansion. Rich with history and timeless Adirondack appeal, this is more than just a property--it's a home with a soul. From mornings spent casting a line into the river to afternoons swimming in the deep-water swimming hole and evenings gathered on the porch listening to the water flow by, every corner invites connection, relaxation, and possibility. Whether you're seeking an investment opportunity, family retreat, vacation property, or a place to create something entirely your own, 7952 US Route 9 is ready for its next chapter. The walls have stories to tell, and now it's waiting for the next story to be written.

A rare chance to find both space and value in Newburyport! This newly constructed four-bedroom townhome lives like a single-family, offering generous space at a price per square foot that’s hard to come by in Newburyport. Designed for both comfort and flexibility, the home features generous living space plus a finished lower level with a full bathroom, perfect for guests, a home office, home gym, or a playroom. Step outside to your own private patio ideal for morning coffee or evening unwinding. Thoughtfully planned for easy living, your weekends are yours again—think mornings at the beach, afternoons exploring downtown, and evenings enjoying home. With rail trails, parks, and the coastline just minutes away, the coveted Newburyport lifestyle becomes an extension of your home. Easy, turnkey coastal living starts here!

A Berkshire landmark ready for its next chapter. Once home to the beloved BONDHU and Mill on the Floss restaurants, this multi-use property offers endless opportunity — from a charming single-family residence to a live/work haven, a boutique inn, or a luxury destination dining experience reborn. The second-floor living quarters feature four bedrooms, including a primary suite, plus an open living and dining area. A chef's kitchen with granite countertops and high-end stainless steel appliances completes the space. Perfectly situated along the scenic Route 7 corridor between Williamstown and Pittsfield, this one-of-a-kind property invites vision and imagination to bring it to life once again.

Perfectly positioned in the heart of North Creek, this charming Adirondack farmhouse offers the ideal blend of history, convenience, and four-season adventure. Whether you're searching for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or proven income-producing rental, this property delivers a turnkey lifestyle just minutes from everything that makes the Adirondacks so special. Step outside your door and experience one of the region's most vibrant mountain communities. Situated down the road from local restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and the popular North Creek Farmers Market. Hop aboard the Adirondack Rail Bikes for an unforgettable ride through scenic wilderness, or enjoy concerts, festivals, and family fun at the Ski Bowl Park. When winter arrives, world-class skiing and snowboarding at Gore Mountain are only minutes away, with hiking, mountain biking, paddling, fishing, rafting, and snowmobiling creating endless recreation throughout every season. Inside, you'll find a home that is comfortable, efficient, and easy to maintain--perfect for those who want to spend less time on upkeep and more time enjoying the Adirondack lifestyle. Rich in character and local history, the property has also proven itself as a successful short-term rental, making it equally appealing for investors seeking immediate income or buyers looking for a home that can offset ownership costs. From cozy weekends by the fire after a day on the slopes to summer mornings spent exploring the farmers market before an afternoon on the rail bikes or the Hudson River, 28 Main Street places the very best of North Creek at your fingertips. Rarely does a property combine location, charm, investment potential, and year-round adventure so effortlessly. Whether you're looking to build memories with family and friends or expand your real estate portfolio, this is your opportunity to own a piece of one of the Adirondacks' most beloved mountain towns.

Discover the best of Hatfield living in this stunning Connecticut River farmhouse. Originally built in 1895, this exceptional home has been meticulously renovated and thoughtfully maintained, blending timeless character with modern comfort. Set on 1.66 acres, the property offers four bedrooms, three full and two half bathrooms, gleaming hardwood floors, and a spacious kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances. The flexible floor plan provides excellent potential for an in law suite or possible two family living arrangement. This property also offers a heated three car garage, an inviting wraparound porch, and beautiful grounds filled with established gardens, asparagus, blueberry bushes, and fruit trees. Rich in charm, space, and versatility, this remarkable riverside property is ready to welcome you home.

Set on approximately 3 picturesque acres in Dalton, this beautifully restored New England farmhouse seamlessly blends rich Berkshire history with thoughtful modern updates. Once operated as both an inn and stagecoach stop, the property is filled with timeless character. The home features 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths, including a spacious first-floor primary bedroom along with an additional first-floor bedroom and two full baths, ideal for guests or convenient single-level living. Warm and inviting gathering spaces include a library, living room, family room and formal dining room all filled with natural light and historic architectural details. Cozy gas stoves in both the kitchen and family room add modern touches to the home's classic New England feel. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms, an office space, full bath, and dedicated laundry room. Throughout the home, original details tell the story of its remarkable past, including a pre-Revolutionary War fireplace complete with crane arm and bread oven, wide plank floors, and unique artifacts uncovered during renovation, including a cannonball hidden within the walls and a historic U.S. Mail horse bridle medallion. The second floor of the original inn once served as a gathering space for town meetings, with original floorboards still spanning the full width of the home. Outside, a welcoming front porch and expansive deck overlook the grounds, creating the perfect setting to relax, entertain or garden. A detached 3-car garage with a storage loft offers ample space for vehicles, hobbies, or workshop potential. The property has also operated successfully as an Airbnb, offering excellent income potential or flexibility for multigenerational living. A new roof provides added peace of mind. A rare opportunity to own a truly special Berkshire property where historic charm, modern comfort, and timeless New England character come together in an unforgettable setting.

Set on an oversized corner lot at the end of a quiet dead-end street, this bright renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers an impressive amount of outdoor space in a neighborhood setting. The expansive yard is the standout feature, with established gardens, mature trees, a firepit area, open lawn space, and a fenced section for pets. Inside, the home has been thoughtfully updated throughout. The bright eat-in kitchen features new appliances, stylish finishes, and a generous pantry. The main level also includes a living room, first-floor bedroom, full bath, and a three-season porch. Upstairs you'll find two additional bedrooms, a home office, a renovated full bath, and a covered porch overlooking the neighborhood. The lower level provides laundry and storage space, while the detached garage offers additional room for tools, equipment, and seasonal items. The established gardens, firepit, and oversized yard are what make this property special, creating a home that feels welcoming and well-loved.

2 bed, 2 full bath Berkshire retreat. The bright, airy living room features warm wood floors that lead into a cozy eat-in kitchen. With a heated sunporch and 1st floor full bath, the home offers multiple inviting spaces to relax or entertain. Step outside to a brand new back deck, an ideal setting for summer evenings. 2 bedrooms on the second floor, with a full bath and dreamy tub. Meticulously-maintained home with a new 200-amp electrical service, this turnkey retreat ensures total peace of mind. Expansive back yard with basketball court and shed. Whether you're enjoying the classic rocking-chair porch or exploring nearby trails and boutiques, this sweet sanctuary is a rare find in the heart of Berkshires.

This rare 167.8± acre property in West Chazy offers mostly tillable, highly productive farmland ideal for row crops, hay, or diversified agriculture, combined with immediate cash flow from four on-site homes. The tenant houses need cosmetic updates but generate $4,250/month in rental income, and there is an additional potential building site across the road with existing infrastructure for another dwelling. A large rustic dairy barn provides ample space for equipment storage, livestock, or conversion to a workshop or enterprise, while a small sugar maple stand and classic sugar shack allow for hobby or small-scale maple syrup production. A river borders the rear of the property, adding scenic value and potential irrigation benefits. This multi-stream income asset is well suited to a farmer or investor seeking scale, immediate rental revenue with upside from improvements, and opportunities for hobby agriculture and ancillary uses. Contact for showings and full property details, financials, and acreage breakdown.

Envision waking up in this beautifully renovated New England farmhouse in quaint Lenoxdale Village. Enjoy morning sunrises on the front patio and quiet evening dinners on the terrace, all just minutes from the world-class culture of Tanglewood and the iconic downtowns of Lenox and Stockbridge. Inside, original hardwood floors flow throughout a versatile layout featuring 3-4 bedrooms, a cozy office space, and a spacious, freshly updated kitchen with a breakfast nook and extra pantry space. Outside, the large open yard is anchored by a charming car barn--ideal for summer projects, kayaks, bicycles, and flexible loft space. Come make this home your Berkshire dream!

Beautifully renovated historic farm house available in Lenox, Massachusetts. A charming 1840s clapboard house located on the estate of ''Brookhurst,'' one of the famed Berkshire ''cottages,'' this former guest house has 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths spread over three floors (primary bedroom and bath on main floor). It has a private gated driveway and an attached 2-car garage. Luxurious traditional decor throughout the home but with all the modern conveniences including AC, wifi, whole house generator and more. A flagstone terrace overlooks the lush backyard and fully planted walled garden. The house benefits from the rolling landscaped vistas of the beautifully maintained estate property it abuts. Minutes to the town of Lenox and to Tanglewood!

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.

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.

The road ends here. At the end of quiet Old Quarry Road, still much as it felt 150 years ago, sits a circa 1840 farmhouse overlooking its own broad lawn, with sixty acres of woodland stretching beyond. Thoughtfully expanded over time, the original farmhouse and later addition are seamlessly integrated, yet retain separate entrances, giving everyone a little space of their own. Three bedrooms are in the original house, two more in the addition, and every bedroom has its own private bath. No sharing necessary. Multiple wood-burning fireplaces, two screened porches, an old tennis court and a stone wall between the dining and living rooms add to the story. Once a farm, now a home with history, land and possibility. The road ends here, but the rest is yours. The current owners weren't looking for this house. They were looking for a small lake cottage. Instead, they found something they hadn't expected. Twenty-six years later, it's easy to see why. You can even feel it when you're here. This became their place to gather. In summer, the back screened porch was their living room and dining room. In winter, they came together in front of the fireplace. Easy to get to from Boston and New York. Easy to get to great restaurants and farmers' markets, world-class dance and theater, skiing and lakes, and secret spots that are crazy beautiful. Life happened here. Memories were made here. This isn't a perfectly restored showpiece. It is a real old house, with history, quirks, and room for the next family to make it their own. That's good. You can move right in, live in it, and let the house help you figure out what you want to change, what you want to preserve, and how you want to live. Inherent to the home is the land. Like much of New England, what were once farm fields and pastures have gradually returned to forest. Old cart roads still wind through the woods, inviting exploration in every season. Follow them toward the remains of a small nineteenth-century quarry just beyond the northern property line. That is living history. Hike, mountain bike, cross-country ski, or just explore, right from your back door. Revive the gardens. Pick blueberries and apples. Spend the afternoon at the nearby beach. Bike to dinner. The house owes you nothing and you owe nothing to the house. The home is what it is, and no apologies are needed. A lovely old farmhouse, with 60 acres, at the end of a quiet country lane, where you can look up at night and the stars are so bright you can see the Milky Way, and hear the peepers and the owls, and that's it. Enjoy the uncommon peace that comes from knowing the road ends at your home. But the end of the road is really just the beginning. The best old houses don't ask to be admired. They ask to be lived in. Not everyone will understand this house. The right person will.

A Classic Modern Farmhouse with Incredible Views - This home has been thoughtfully updated to provide a seamless blend of style and comfort. The property features a resplendent in-ground pool, a spacious swim pond, and a three-car garage with an inviting guest suite above.The main residence welcomes you with a charming wrap-around porch and an enchanting screened porch, both perfect for enjoying the dynamic and ever-changing views. The interior is bright and lively, with each space thoughtfully designed to capture the natural beauty of the surroundings.The gourmet kitchen, a convivial hub with a grand stone fireplace, offers direct access to the screened porch and serves as the perfect backdrop for culinary exploration and social gatherings. The first floor also includes a welcoming foyer, a serene bedroom suite, and an elegant formal living room.Upstairs, the master suite is a haven of sophistication, complete with a stone fireplace and ample space for relaxation. Two additional guest bedrooms share a Jack and Jill bathroom, providing comfort and privacy for friends.The finished lower level is dedicated to leisure and repose, crafted with the ultimate goal of relaxation in mind. Here, in this tranquil setting, you'll find the peace and privacy you desire, all within a home that exudes charm and character.

At the end of a quiet dead-end road in Sandisfield, this c.1892 four-bedroom farmhouse sits less than twenty feet from the wild and scenic West Branch of the Farmington River, a federally protected, free-flowing trout river. Four bedrooms. Two full baths plus a half. 2,516 sq ft. 4.61 acres. Beautifully transformed interior: a granite-island kitchen rebuilt from the ground up, wide softwood floors, working brick fireplace, cast-iron clawfoot tub, first-floor primary opening through French doors to a stone patio, stairs to lawn and river. Kitchen and dining open to a deck over the water. Quarry-granite three-car garage, studio cottage with grandfathered footprint, and a second river parcel with 19th-century mill history included. Flood Zone A12, elevation certificate available. The river is twenty feet from the back door. Not a view of the river, not near the river. The river, close enough that you fall asleep to it in summer and wake to it in winter, when the ice shelf forms along the near bank and the hawks work the open water downstream. This is the thing about 14 Roosterville Road that no description fully prepares you for: the Farmington is not an amenity. It is the address. The sellers transformed the interior thoughtfully and well. Wide softwood floors, exposed ceiling beams, and a working brick fireplace anchor the living room, which easily holds two seating areas. The kitchen was rebuilt from the ground up with a granite island, slate-grey open cabinetry, and windows on three sides that keep the hills and water present while you cook. It is the heart the house always deserved. The kitchen and dining room open onto a deck over the river. The first-floor primary bedroom opens through French doors to a stone patio, with stairs down to the lawn and the Farmington just beyond. Up the painted black-and-white staircase: three more bedrooms, a family room, and a full bath. Two full baths total, one with a classic cast-iron clawfoot tub, one newly tiled. Propane hot water heat through a Viessmann boiler. High-speed internet. Spring means trout stocked at the Clark Road Bridge, right at the property's edge, while hawks and bald eagles work the calm flat water below the house. Nights belong to the fire pit and the sound of the river under a sky without light pollution. Across the road, a neighbor's hay fields roll toward a long mountain view. The property abuts Army Corps of Engineers land on the river side, no development possible, ever, and connects without crossing private land to an old stagecoach trail and the climbing ledges of Hanging Mountain. This stretch of Roosterville Road exists because of two floods. The first came in 1938, the second in the twin hurricanes of 1955. Together they buried the old road that once ran through here and left this place at the end of a quiet dead-end, closer to the river than to the rest of the world. It is one of those rare cases where a natural disaster produced something worth keeping. The outbuildings are exceptional. The three-car garage is built of hand-cut quarry granite, the feather marks of the quarrymen's tools still visible in the stone. The Little House, a sweet clapboard cottage with a grandfathered footprint, has served as a painting studio. What it becomes next is entirely up to you: guest suite, Airbnb, home office, art studio, or something not yet imagined. Included in the sale is a second parcel just north of the Clark Road Bridge, once the site of a Trip Hammer Shop and Saw-Mill advertised in the Connecticut Courant in 1833. The old mill channels and stonework are still legible in the earth. It is a remarkable piece of history to walk, and a beautiful private place to sit by the water. This property is located in FEMA Zone A12. Flood insurance is required for mortgaged purchases and advised for all. An elevation certificate is available. In 1918, a young Italian immigrant named Dominic Campetti, who had once sailed back across the Atlantic to find his sweetheart Caterina Consolati and convince her to begin a life with him in America, purchased the old Elizur Deming Farm on this stretch of the Farmington River. Their descendants farmed it for years after. In the cellar, beneath a trap door in the corner of a first-floor closet, hard cider barrels once kept company with a 50-gallon press and loyal customers from miles around. The state police came. The Berkshire Evening Eagle covered it with evident local enjoyment. The trap door is still there. The river is still there. The next chapter is yours. Reach out to learn more about this historic and unique property! Read more about the area, the history, and its stories.

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.

Nearly 1,500 acres in Sandisfield, the Southern Berkshires. Miles of private trails for hiking, hunting, fishing, horseback riding; your own wilderness preserve featuring 134+ acres not in conservation with 1,489 feet of road frontage. Craft your legacy. 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom, timeless home built for this wildly beautiful place. Stand between your home, overlooking your private lake, and your barns. Turn 360 degrees—everything you see you could own. Pure sanctuary in the highest possible sense. Nearly 1,500 acres where Thorp Brook winds through marshlands, Seymour Mountain rises to 1,682 feet, and miles of trails beckon for every outdoor pursuit. The kind of American dream that exists now only because someone saved it.

Surrounded by rolling farmland, sweeping Catskill views, and spectacular sunsets, this historic Columbia County farmhouse offers the quintessential Hudson Valley retreat. Dating to the late 1700s or early 1800s, the home sits on 1.5 private acres along a quiet country road, bordered by more than 500 acres of adjoining pastureland where cows often graze. With no neighboring homes in sight, the setting offers a rare sense of privacy, beauty, and tranquility just 2¼ hours from New York City. Rich in character, the home retains many original architectural details, including exposed beams, wide-plank hardwood floors, and historic craftsmanship throughout. Thoughtful updates provide modern comfort while preserving the warmth and authenticity that make historic homes so special. The spacious country kitchen features a breakfast bar and adjoining dining area, while the inviting living room is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. A first-floor primary bedroom includes a renovated en suite bath, and a flexible additional room can serve as a guest bedroom, office, library, or studio. Upstairs are two additional bedrooms and a large updated bath with a classic clawfoot soaking tub. Outside, enjoy quiet mornings on the rocking-chair front porch and evenings on the rear deck and patio overlooking open fields, distant Catskill peaks, and unforgettable sunsets. Mature trees and established landscaping frame the property, while a large garden with raised beds and drip irrigation offers ample space for growing flowers, herbs, and vegetables. Recent improvements include a Buderus boiler, an energy-efficient mini-split AC system, and a brand-new roof installed in 2026. A two-car garage barn provides additional storage and convenience. Ideally located near Hudson (15 min), Kinderhook (7 min), Chatham (15 min), Art Omi (5 min), Hawthorne Valley (20 min), farm stands, orchards, hiking trails, swimming holes, and skiing destinations, this special property captures the very best of Columbia County living.

Welcome to carefree living in The Powder Forest Homes a 55+ Community. Inviting Clubhouse to gather with friends for game of bridge, mahjong, community shared meals or work out in the fitness center. Free standing home with sought after one-floor living presents a clean slate for your prized paintings and furnishings. Flexible open floor plan unfolds family room open to eat-in-kitchen and sweet sunroom for quiet enjoyment or work from home office. Primary Suite is a true retreat tucked in the quiet corner of the home with large walk-in closet and full bath with shower. Additional Bedroom is served by full hall bath with tub and shower. Looking for additionl living space? The day-lit walk-out Lower Level is a blank canvas with a slider open to a serene backyard setting. Simsbury offers fine dining, private and public golf courses, pickle and tennis courts, library, medical facilities, grocery and retail shoppes, coffee houses, farm stands, Rosedale Farms Vineyard, rails to trails for hiking/cycling. Fishing enthusiasts will be impressed with world-class bass and trout fishing on The Farmington River. Also the River is suited for rowing crew, kayaking, or tubing. Summer concerts and Cultural Events are hosted at the Talcott Mountain Music Center. Simsbury is 2 hours to NYC and Boston and only 20 minutes to West Hartford Center. Living is easy at The Powder Forest Homes get ready to write your next chapter.

Camp Teaggie offers classic Adirondack lifestyle features - lake frontage, trail access, privacy, rental history, and walkable convenience to the Town of Inlet. Set on 4 acres with 300 feet on Fifth Lake, this newer 3-bedroom, 2-bath retreat includes a private dock, accessed by a short walk from the home, and offers water access to the Fulton Chain of Lakes. Radiating Adirondack warmth throughout, with large windows that invite in natural light, a fully equipped kitchen with granite countertops, comfortable living spaces, a washer and dryer, a spacious entryway for seasonal gear, and an attached two-car garage. Whether used as a personal getaway, year-round retreat, or rental property, Camp Teaggie is designed for easy four-season enjoyment. Spend summer days boating, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and relaxing on the lake, then gather around the firepit or unwind on the deck after a day outdoors. The location is exceptional for recreation, bordering the Jasper Day Trail and situated directly across from the snowmobile trail system, with opportunities for hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Within walking distance to the town of Inlet, Arrowhead Park, Fern Park, shops, restaurants, and local events, Camp Teaggie offers a combination of lake frontage, trail access, established rental history, and convenient Adirondack living.