luxury house with pool for sale Copake, United States

Stretching across the top of 29 wildflower-blanketed acres on the southern ridge of Winchell Mountain, w/commanding Catskills views, lies High View Farm. Inspired by the rolling farmland & expansive blue skies of this very special part of the Hudson Valley, the Architectural & Interior Design duo HallidayGreer collaborated with Architect Graydon Yearick & LaGuardia Design Group Landscape Architects to create a one-of-a-kind living experience. Using sustainable natural materials & state-of-the-art building technology, High View Farm is a perfect synthesis of contemporary modernism & rural barn. Working primarily with local artisans, they have created the ultimate combination of comfort & understated luxury. Relying on the endless power of the sun & the constant, cool temperature of geothermal energy they've realized a passive, architecturally-inspired EcoLux compound that will excite and endure for generations. The 5500 sf, 5 BR/5 BA main house has 3 primary suites and 2 additional ensuite guest rooms. The baths are all appointed with Waterworks fixtures & custom cabinets. The bedrooms, all with spectacular views, are generously proportioned with custom millwork closets with oak interiors. The kitchen is a chef's dream with an AGA Mercury induction stove, a Thermador fridge, an appliance pantry, 2 dishwashers, full butler's pantry with wine refrigeration, and a Miele integrated coffee system. The great room has a masonry fireplace & dining for 14 people. The ground floor has a Tonal Smart personal training machine, free weights, a yoga/stretching area, surround-sound cinema, and a cedar sauna. The piece-de-resistance is the four season indoor/outdoor room with a wood-burning fireplace...a dream for entertaining in a country home. The 50x11ft. saltwater gunite infinity pool, w/sun-shelf & tub spa, overlooks Stissing Mtn. and has a pool house with a live green roof, full kitchen & bath, & lounge/sleeping area. It's united to the pool by floor-to-ceiling sliding glass panel doors running the length of the pool. A lovely fire pit area for cooler summer & autumn evenings is just past the pool and up the ridge from the built-in BBQ. Closer to the main house, with its own wood-burning built-in BBQ, is the Maple Grove; another idyllic outdoor moment for more elaborate summer parties & alfresco dining. There are 2 additional structures on the property. First, a 30x40 mortice & tenon barn w/pine & oak hand-hewn beams assembled by local Connecticut barn builders, with room for 2 cars, and a hayloft easily convertible to additional living space. Second, an atmospheric potting shed, inspired by an outbuilding on the grounds of the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, NY made of pine & clad with perforated stainless steel...a sculptural solution to a utilitarian need. Among the many eco-lux features are fumed white oak wide plank flooring, radiant floor heating, forced geothermal cooling to maintain absolute climate control, ultra-efficient top-quality windows throughout, sustainable radiata pine Abodo siding, and an aesthetically pleasing Tesla solar tile roof that generates almost 20KW of electricity-enough to power the whole property. It also has smart home features like programmable solar roof power generation distribution control, 3 car-charging connections, remote-controlled audio sound system, landscape lighting, window shades, security cameras & automated entry gates. The home comes fully furnished w/bespoke soft furnishings, and fully outfitted, from luxurious sheets to elegant knife sets, all displaying the designers' impeccable style. The interiors blend European & American classical, modernist, & contemporary pieces in a palette that reflects the rich colors & textures of the surrounding landscape. High View Farm...Not that far from everywhere but a world away is a homage to the rich history and diversity of the area's rural farming community with an equally engaged commitment to the future.

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. 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.

Escape to the serene countryside, where this stunning New England farmhouse beckons with its picturesque setting on 10 acres. This property boasts a pool, pool house, garage and barn, offering endless possibilities for enjoyment and relaxation. Step inside this beautifully renovated home (2017), where modern amenities blend seamlessly with classic charm. The 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths provide ample space for comfortable living. This home is sure to impress with its impeccable design and attention to detail. Outdoor living is a true delight at this property, with plenty of space to roam and explore. The in-ground pool is a refreshing spot to cool off, while the pool house provides a convenient place to relax and unwind. Garage and barn offer storage space for all of your outdoor essentials

Set amongst the rolling green hills you’ll find this modern cedar clad home. The private site sits amongst trees and bucolic wildflower fields, you’re positioned just between Hudson and Rhinebeck. Inside, the Great Room faces South with soaring 16ft cielings and a wall of glass looks out over the pool to the bucolic countryside beyond. A Danish wood burning stove anchors the room, which is large in scale— both in square footage and height with cathedral ceilings and exposed duct work and beams. Wide plank, white oak flooring runs throughout the home. An open, streamlined kitchen features Reform cabinetry, top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, and a large, central island. The spacious primary suite sits at the far end of a long, wide hallway. It has beautiful eastern views of neighboring hillsides, a large walk-in closet and a beautiful bathroom with a double vanity and a walk-in shower. The guest room is also ensuite with a soaking tub, and the third bedroom and a den/flex space share the third full bath off the hall. The layout is thoughtful and ideal, offering privacy for all. A tiled mudroom/laundry room sits just off the front door with added storage. Out back, beyond a giant glass sliding door from the Great Room you’ll find an outdoor kitchen with a built-in grill, and a heated, saltwater, gunite pool facing south for ideal exposure. There is a carport out front. Total peace and quiet, the winding country road is rarely traveled. You’ll feel a world away, yet 42 Fox Lane is under 10m to the villages of Tivoli and Germantown with Hudson, Rhinebeck and Amtrak just 20m away.

Welcome to your private oasis nestled between Hudson and Chatham, offering the perfect home on expansive, picturesque land featuring rolling hills and serene large ponds teeming with wildlife, including heron, duck, and kingfishers. The long private driveway leads up to the spacious house, surrounded by nature's beauty. Hosting gatherings is effortless in this large home, ample space for parties of all sizes: cozy gatherings or lively events for up to 45 guests. The well-appointed kitchen and island are perfect for culinary delights, while the log cabin invites cozy evenings by roaring fires and games of pool or poker. Enjoy breathtaking views of mountains from the kitchen and dining room, where the ever-changing scenery captivates with each passing weather pattern. Relax with your morning coffee on one of the porches, deck, or by the tranquil free-form inground salt-water pool surrounded by lush greenery. Or unwind with an evening drink as the sun sets over the tranquil landscape. Indoors, the home theater provides endless entertainment. Crafted in unique connective architectural' style, this lovely home boasts high-end Pella windows, custom wide board flooring, and white marble, black granite, exuding sophistication and charm. The primary suite offers stunning views, two showers, two walk-in closets, and rain shower with limestone floor. Additional features including Adirondack-style log billiard room with stone fireplace and wrap-around deck, a breezeway, piano room, dog room, laundry, sun room, and spacious walk-in pantry. Finished lower level boasts impressive home theater, expansive wine cellar, recreation room, and office/den. Ample storage and Generac home generator ensure convenience/peace of mind. Easy access to NYC via nearby Amtrak, just a short drive to Berkshires for exceptional dining experiences. Explore nearby attractions: Lake Taghkanic State Park outdoor adventures, or indulge in local farmer's markets and antiquing in Hudson. Thrill-seekers: Catamount Mountain Resort offers skiing/summer activities, including the longest dual zip line in the US, Aerial Adventure Park. Discover the wonders of Howe Caverns. Enjoy easy access to grocery stores and other amenities. Taconic Parkway, Interstate 90 offer easy travel to NYC, Boston and Albany International Airport. The perfect getaway! Listed separately, two contiguous homes also available.

Custom built salt box home situated at the end of town dirt road on 32 acres. Bear Town State forest abuts the property. Heated Inground pool, stunning views of Monument Mountain, established landscaping including apple orchard. Main house with living room, library, dining room eat in kitchen, laundry, powder room, screen porch, access to oversized two car garage. Second floor with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large primary bedroom with views, third floor with two additional bedrooms and full bath. Lower level is finished with space for gym, screening room, pool table.. New oil-fired boiler and HWH. Free standing 3 bedroom caretakers house with additional 2 bedroom apartment. A little piece of heaven! Minutes to Great Barrington and Stockbridge. If you seek privacy .....we have it here!

Call it grand, call it groovy, this one-of-a-kind 8,000+ SF estate encompasses a meticulous 1810 Federal manor with whimsical 70s-style wing that's true entertainment nirvana. Infinite space for a compound, guests, work from home or perhaps reconceived as a luxury inn----and all with a breathtaking gentleman's farm attached. 147 acres of rolling lawns, mature trees, ponds, pastures, pool and greenhouse with multiple potential building sites. Did we mention the stunning Catskill views? Imagine kicking off your gatherings by the textured gold fireplace in the spacious sunken living room in the Modern wing before mounting a few steps to the cavernous indoor pool with lounge and then on to the conservatory deck for sunset (or sunrise) cocktails. Nearby is a free-standing staircase (with original Corning glass blocks) up to 1500 SF primary suite with spa bathroom with dual sinks and dual dressing rooms. Back on the ground floor, an open plan multi-colored kitchen with exposed beams, frosted glass counters and sycamore cabinetry spills into a dining area and wetbar. A stunning rear breezeway with exposed beams and wall of windows serves not only as informal dining room but as connector to a comfy media room and the Federal-era part of the home. The finely-appointed Federal wing, a traditional center hall Colonial, is a favorite for guests, with 4 cozy bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms, and charming sitting and dining areas. A beautiful blue stone terrace leads to the pool and poolhouse with wood burning fireplace that can easily be reimagined as an apartment, office or party barn. Nearby is a 5-bay garage for a serious car collection. So much land, so much potential! With multiple parcels and prospective building lots, there's also agricultural options: Currently there are grazing pastures for Black Angus cattle and five acres of a black currant crop. When a meditation workshop beckons, head to the world-renowned Omega Institute in nearby Rhinebeck, also famous for farm-to-table restaurants. Craving culture? Architect Frank Gehry's celebrated Fisher Center at Bard only 15 minutes away. 2-hour drive to Manhattan. Bring your architect to Red Hook Farmstead and custom-design this into your dream house!

Follow a long drive through woods of pines and wildflowers to 247 Reed Road, a designer renovated contemporary home built to frame stunning views of the Hudson Valley hills and the Catskill Mountains beyond. The home sits on ten acres of sprawling green lawn and forest with a pool & open-air pool house. The site is as private as it is picturesque, exceptionally quiet yet just minutes to town. Designed to resemble a barn on the exterior, inside the main living space you’ll find high ceilings and wideboard white oak flooring. Walls of windows reveal beautiful views from each room. A spacious dining area sits alongside the chef’s kitchen, where you’ll find a large central island and stone countertops, a Wolf range, wine fridge and a large pantry. French doors open onto a beautiful sitting porch. The living room, anchored by a wood burning fireplace, opens onto a bluestone patio facing west towards the mountains, an amazing place to watch the sunset on a summer night in the Hudson Valley. There are wonderfully private suites on each end of the home, above the main living area you’ll find a proper master suite with spectacular long range mountain views. Gorgeous grasscloth wallpaper lines the walls. There is a generously sized bathroom with a soaking tub, separate shower, and jack-and-jill sinks, and a fabulous walk-in closet. Off the main living space on the main level you have two additional guest bedrooms that share a full bath, as well as a light filled office. Off the entryway, where you’ll find a well-appointed laundry room and powder room, there is a family room/library, and a glass breezeway takes you to the east wing of the home. Here, there is a guest suite upstairs with a full bath and extensive built-in cabinetry/closet space, and below, an attached two-car garage. Outside is an additional carport with room for three cars, an in-ground pool and an open-air pool house with a wood burning fireplace and comfy, built-in seating so you can spend all day enjoying the outdoors. 247 Reed Road is an incredible home, set apart by its drop dead gorgeous views, streamlined interiors & systems, and complete peace & quiet just 2.5h to NYC and 20m to Hudson/Amtrak.

Perched on Mount Merino, arguably Hudson’s most sought after address, sits this one-of-a-kind glass house on 25 private acres just minutes to the shops and restaurants on Warren Street. Its modern architectural design is inspired by Pierre Koenig's iconic LA Stahl House, with walls of glass and the pool as the focal point. Two bedroom suites are at either end of the sprawling house, each with stunning bathrooms and bucolic views of the property. At the center lies a large Great Room with a double-sided wood burning fireplace and an open chef’s kitchen with a large island and Wolf gas range. The home is west facing, so sunsets are spectacular, and the pool and hot tub are perfectly sited to soak in the views. Currently, the home is managed by a national, luxury hospitality company, and includes an option to purchase the home as a turnkey short-term rental while leaving management in-place, giving you the ultimate freedom to enjoy the property when you want, without the hassle of managing it when you're not there. Historical financials are available.

On the crest of Woodruff Mountain, moments from The Southfield Store, York Lake, and area amenities, a classic country estate awaits. Its centerpiece is a stately 5BR, 5000sf, c. 1798, Georgian-Federal home, set on a 232-acre property encompassing a 3,550sf historic barn, smaller barns & run-ins, gardens & green house, Gunite pool & pool house, tennis court, fields, pastures, stream, mile-long trail abutting Sandisfield State Forest, and 5-acre spring-fed pond, all arranged for maximum livability and delight. You'll be pleased with the elevator, generator, & other mod cons, and charmed by historic details, stunning vistas, & untrammeled view of the star-studded night sky. Not enough? A 6,000sf guest house with four apartments suggests myriad uses for guests or income. Perfectly beautiful. The origins of East Hill Farm date to the 1740s, when New Marlborough was first settled, and Thomas Shepard came from Cambridge, Massachusetts, to establishe a home in Southfield. In 1798, he built a grander residence signifying his prosperity and stature in the community. Shepard's new home boasted a facade and interior details in the latest neoclassical style, eight rooms including four bedrooms, five fireplaces, and expansive views across pasture and fields to the south. Now on the market for the first time in 55 years, East Hill Farm awaits a new steward to write a new chapter in its rich history. Throughout its 226-years, the now 232-acre property has been enhanced and adapted to meet the needs and wishes of many generations. The property's new owner will benefit from a classic vision of what a gracious country home should be, with tennis court, Gunite swimming pool, pool house, green house, spring-fed pond and streams, historic three-story barn, two smaller barns, woodlands and trails, perennial gardens, pastures, run-in sheds, and an expansive guest house with four apartments and totaling nine bedrooms. A three-bedroom caretaker's house, set on five acres, though not part of this listing, is being offered separately to the buyer of East Hill Farm. Classic, too, is the landscape design: gardens near the house lead the eye to pasture, hedgerow, and pond, and, beyond that, to a distant west view. Sight lines are punctuated by towering sugar maples, stone walls. The property abuts both Sandisfield State Forest and New Marlborough Land Trust acreage, connecting the two. About 2.5 hours drive from New York and Boston and 60 minutes from Bradley International Airport, East Hill Farm offers privacy as well as unparalleled access to culinary, recreational, and cultural amenities, including Sandisfield State Forest, York Lake, 1,000-acre Pond, Southfield Store, Old Inn on the Green, Butternut ski resort, and Great Barrington's shops, restaurants, and performance venues. Tanglewood, five Equity theaters, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, and amenities in northwest Connecticut are within easy reach. New Marlborough is a low-tax town of artists, writers, craftspeople, and second-home owners, attracted by its laid-back, sophisticated rural atmosphere. Its meeting house is the venue for the Music & More series and exhibits by painters, sculptors, ceramicists, and photographers, while its village green is the setting for a vibrant Saturday morning farmers' market. The Thomas Shepard House Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Thomas Shepard House was built by Connecticut housewright John Collar who did many homes in the southern Berkshires; one of his design trademarks was the creation of passages and closets next to the chimneys between rooms. In 1798, the Georgian architectural style was transitioning into the lighter, brighter Federal fashion; for instance, the home's fireplace surrounds feature both Georgian bolection moldings and Federal mantels. One unique detail is its enclosed staircase, which is thought to be original and reflect an early use of the house as a meeting place for a progressive Christian community. Subsequent owners have honored the home's original features: millwork and chair rails, chimney cupboards, hardware, wide-board flooring with original T-nails, the dining room's cooking fireplace with oversized beehive oven, and 12-over-12 window sash crafted of dense, durable first-growth wood, containing hand-blown 18th-century glass, and fitted with storms for maximum R-value. Subsequent owners have also added features for comfortable modern living. In the 1930s, a rear ell was added. The sellers enlarged this, bringing the home's size to an estimated 5,000sf and allowing for radiant heat, modernized kitchen, five bathrooms, large mudroom with laundry, family room with kitchenette and full bath, four-car garage, plus a second-floor sunroom, library, and additional bedroom. An elevator connects the library to the family room, a generator keeps things running whatever the weather, and the basement incorporates a wine cellar. The home's cedar shake roof was put on in 2021, there is high-speed Internet, a security system, a drilled well, and the heating fuel is oil. The National Register report is available upon request. Lifestyle Amenities On the north side of East Hill Road, the current owners created a tennis court, 20'x40' Gunite swimming pool, pool house, greenhouse, and 1,960sf barn. Behind it, a mile-long woodland loop road connects the main compound with the guest house to the east and pond to the west. Just west of the home's roofed flagstone patio and ancient apple tree, parterre gardens brim with perennials, annuals, and herbs, blueberry bushes, irises, peonies, and heritage roses. A picturesque 280sf garden shed provides a sweet focal point there, while a broad, mowed path leads to a stone wall and rustic gate, pasture, large spring-fed pond, estimated to be five acres in size for boating, fishing, and swimming. On the road's south side are pastures and woodlands, a stream with charming footbridge, and two barns. The current owners brought in a three-story, 3,550sf, 18th-century barn, dismantled in Vermont and reconstructed on site; this contains a number of large bays and two work rooms. They also built a smaller barn near the stream. Each of the pastures has a water source. In addition, there are two run-in sheds with electricity and running water, and three utility sheds. A portion of the property is in Massachusetts Chapter 61A, which provides for reduced taxes on agricultural properties. The Guest House The guest house is a 6,000sf structure, built in the 1930s as a barn for Arabian horses. Reimagined circa 1990, it contains four duplex apartments, each with radiant heat, independent exterior entrance, living/dining room with fireplace and cathedral ceiling, workable kitchen, first- and second-floor baths, generous closet space, and garage and storage space. It has a new oil/wood furnace, a fire security system, and a shared laundry room off the hallway that connects the apartments to the garage. Apartment 1: Spacious first-floor living/dining room with fireplace and French doors opening to a large, private terrace, den with built-ins, full bath; kitchen, and gracious good-morning staircase leading to the upper floor, which has three bedrooms with one en suite and one shared bath. Apartment 2: Spacious first-floor living/dining room with fireplace and doors onto a large, private terrace, den with built-ins, half bath, and kitchen, and staircase leading to two bedrooms with shared bath. Apartment 3: Spacious first-floor living/dining room with fireplace and French doors to the lawn, den with built-ins, kitchen, half bath, and staircase leading to the two bedrooms and shared bath on the second floor. Apartment 4: Spacious first-floor living/dining room with fireplace and built-ins, den with built in shelving, full bath with claw-foot tub, kitchen, and staircase to two bedrooms and shared bath on the second floor.

A sprawling farmhouse set on ten acres with a pond and heated saltwater pool, perfectly situated in the Hudson Valley between Rhinebeck and Hudson. Set back from the road down a long, circular driveway, the home is framed by willow trees and blooming perennials, and the whimsical covered porch is reminiscent of iconic Southern architecture. Enter through a mudroom into a wide, gracious foyer where the original tin ceiling is still perfectly intact and painted a luminous glossy white that sends natural light dancing about the space. A classic four-square configuration, you’ll find four rooms off of the central hall. The kitchen sits in the northeastern section of the south-facing home, it is designer renovated perfection with custom, inset cabinetry and a plate rack hung above the farmhouse sink that looks to be plucked right out of a Cotswolds cottage. You’ll find a Wolf range, loads of storage, integrated appliances and a large center island. The kitchen leads into the dining room where a Brooklyn artist has handprinted a mural to cover the walls and painted the ceiling a bright and unexpected pop of green. Across the central hall lies a light filled, large living room with build in cabinetry and a woodburning stove. This area leads into the study, painted a moody blue which contrasts beautifully with the bright home. Upstairs, four well-sized bedrooms. The primary suite features exposed beams on the ceiling and a wonderfully sizable walk-in closet. The ensuite primary bathroom has a soaking tub, a separate shower lined in handmade tiles, and jack-and-jill sinks. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath off of the hallway, and another ensuite bedroom lies at the back of the house next to the laundry room. The magic is in the details here, with hardware from Waterworks, unlaquered brass light switches from Forbes and Lomax, and vintage lighting sourced primarily from Italy. Brand new mechanicals. Outside, a sundrenched backyard is the perfect backdrop for the heated, gunite, saltwater pool overlooking a beautiful pond. The ten acre parcel is private and wonderfully dynamic with lawn, woods and water. 2h to NYC and 15m to Amtrak and in the Red Hook school district, this house is pure Hudson Valley charm.