luxury houses for sale Rockland County, United States

Inspirational! The Landing... The ultimate in luxury, waterfront living on the Hudson River and only 35 minutes to Manhattan! A 4,800sf home with a wall of glass facing the water from multiple levels and there's an elevator! This property offers it all: an inground pool with spa, a long dock with a rocky/sandy beach, and a freestanding 400sf studio building. Every system, window, door, flooring, wall, kitchen and baths have been dramatically replaced with a modern floorplan, with large open spaces laid out over 4 to 5 levels. And of course, all of the mechanicals are like new too. The Landing is a great weekend home or full-time residence. And it's turnkey! Originally built in 1860 as a Queen Anne Victorian, it was known as the Coles Mansion. The home maintains its original architectural design from its exterior, but offers a totally reimagined interior and exterior on the east side (sunrise side). In 1891 the home's entire rear property was rebuilt, leveled and built up as a beautiful flat lawn and garden. Its bulkhead design has been supported through the years and safely protects the home from mother nature's surprises. In about 2015, the current owners worked with their architect and designers to create a home for their modern lifestyle with luxurious finishes, and multiple windows and glass doors, to see the Hudson River from almost every room. The home features numerous amenities, such as state-of-art kitchen, with a built-in seating alcove facing the river; multiple bar stool seating too from the long counter; double Sub-Zeros refrigerators, 6 burner Wolf cook top with griddle, Miele double ovens, coffee station and dishwashers. The second kitchen on the entertainment level offers 2 Sub Zeros (1 full size wine fridge), induction cooktop, and Cabana area that functions as another kitchen and entertaining area outdoors and opens out to the pool and patio space in the rear yard. It also features a basketball area. The primary bath includes a steam shower and soaking tub. Onyx powder room. Marble floors with radiant heat throughout the first level. Stylish 8ft walnut wood doors with stainless steel inserts throughout gives a modern, midcentury vibe to the house. Stone counters, textured walls, and tray ceilings with recessed lighting. Other finishes include Venetian plaster, rice paper, stone and metal tile work, fireplace in living room and fire pits outdoors. Even the garage was modernized to accommodate 3 cars and offers 2 charging ports for electric cars. Its translucent glass doors provide an abundance of light at almost any time of day. The Landing is conveniently located between Piermont and Nyack, and its many shops, restaurants and marinas - only a nice walk away or very short drive. The Tarrytown train goes to Grand Central - only a 12-minute drive, and the bus to Midtown stops in front of the house. Nothing Compares to "The Landing".

Quaint, retro and full of personality, 51 Roosevelt Street is the kind of home that immediately feels different from the ordinary. Freshened by the estate with new interior paint, select new lighting, extensive cleaning and a newly renovated upstairs bath, this vintage Pearl River home is ready for its next chapter while retaining the character that makes it special. The main level offers a comfortable living room with brick fireplace, hardwood floors and charming built-in details, a separate dining room, kitchen with a sweet breakfast nook, two bedrooms and a full bath. A rear entry leads to a freshly painted deck and yard. Upstairs, sloped ceilings add to the cottage-like feel, with a spacious bedroom, newly renovated full bath and an additional walk-through room offering wonderful flexibility as an office, sitting room, dressing room or additional sleeping space. A bonus space on the stairs landing would make a great office or playroom. A detached garage provides added storage and convenience. Set close to the heart of Pearl River, the home enjoys easy access to the village, with its many diverse shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as the Pearl River train station with Pascack Valley Line service and connections toward Manhattan. With its distinctive vintage details, inviting spaces and thoughtful recent improvements, this is a home with genuine charm, personality and plenty of opportunity to make it your own. A must see!

Circa 1955 charming Cape located on prestigious North Broadway in the Village of Nyack, offering 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths with a warm and inviting feel throughout. The renovated kitchen offers an updated space for everyday living, while a fireplace anchors the living room. Many original built-in closets and cabinets add character and useful storage throughout the home. A first-floor bedroom provides flexibility for guests, a home office/den, or convenient one-level living. Outside, enjoy a private, fenced yard and patio with plenty of space for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining. A detached two-car garage provides ample parking and storage. Ideally located close to Nyack’s vibrant downtown, restaurants, shops, parks and the Hudson River. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy village living in one of Nyack’s most desirable locations.

Set along a stream and waterfall on 1.44 acres, this striking 1879 Italianate Revival residence is one of West Nyack’s most distinctive historic homes, originally built for Abraham Demarest, the owner of the Demarest Mill, and a prominent family in local Clarkestown history. Surviving remnants of the original mill site remain on the property, including the mill foundation near the waterfall and an original mill gear preserved on the grounds, creating a tangible connection to the area’s early industrial history. Meticulously restored and thoughtfully updated during an extensive and major 2016–2018 renovation, including new metal roof, plumbing, electrical and HVAC systems, the home was honored with a 2018 Rockland County Historic Preservation Merit Award. The main level features an expansive living room with soaring ceilings, ornate moldings, original Corinthian columns, intricate stone fireplace and dramatic bay-window alcoves with floor-to-ceiling restored windows with the original wavy glass. The formal dining room is equally impressive, while the kitchen offers dramatic ceiling-height cabinetry and generous proportions. A sunroom wrapped in windows and filled with natural light, plus a powder room, complete the main floor. Upstairs are four spacious bedrooms and two baths, including a generous primary suite with a large bath featuring double sinks, clawfoot tub and separate tiled walk-in shower, plus a substantial walk-in closet with two windows and laundry. The partially finished lower level offers a large family room, office/guest room, plus abundant storage and utility space. Outside, two entrances from the road provide access to the property and are connected by a bucolic meandering approach that winds past the mill creek, waterfall and natural stone outcroppings, before revealing the regal house in the distance. A broad front porch, rooftop cupola and exceptional architectural detail complete a residence of rare character, scale and beauty, with a sense of place and presence that is immediately unforgettable.

At the end of a tree-lined cul-de-sac, you’ll find 19 Flower Lane. Warm and inviting, this meticulously maintained home (including new roof) with a legal accessory apartment is being offered for the first time by its original owners. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully cared for, this inviting home combines spacious living with quality craftsmanship. A soaring entry foyer welcomes you with an elegant chandelier, half-moon transom window, and sidelights that fill the space with natural light. Just a few steps up, the open main living level flows effortlessly from the sun-filled living room with a large bay window to the formal dining room featuring a tray ceiling. The recently renovated kitchen is appointed with porcelain tile flooring, oak cabinetry, quartz countertops, a movable center island, and stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator (2025) and microwave (2023). Adjacent to the kitchen, the vaulted family room provides the perfect gathering space for everyday living and entertaining. Oversized Anderson energy-efficient windows throughout the home allow in plenty of sunshine and frame the picturesque views. Gleaming hardwood floors, recessed lighting and central air conditioning enhance the elegance of the living space. Completing the main floor are three bedrooms and two full baths. The primary bedroom, with a spacious walk-in closet, offers a completely renovated (2022) luxury, spa-like bathroom, featuring a double vanity, exquisite polished-marble tiles, walk-in double shower with dual shower heads, and an oversized deep, jetted soaking tub. The fully finished lower level offers exceptional flexibility with a legal accessory apartment featuring a private entrance, full kitchen, dining area, spacious family room with walkout access to the patio and backyard, a fourth bedroom, and a full bath—ideal for extended family, guests, or additional living space. This level also includes an additional large bonus room, laundry and utility room with a whole-house Culligan water softener, pantry, abundant storage, and interior access to the one-car garage. Step out back to your charming patio and expansive level yard that wraps around the house, includes two sheds and is bordered by mature trees for added privacy. A rare find in a picturesque setting—this home is a true Valley Cottage gem. Enjoy everything this hamlet offers, including miles of hiking, biking trails, and scenic views. Within the Nyack School District and only a few miles to downtown Nyack, you can enjoy the riverside village with charming shops, art galleries, theaters, restaurants, and multiple commuting options.

Welcome to easy living in the Village of Nyack, spacious 2-bedroom, 3 bath end-unit townhome located in Nyack's Village Gate Way, a community featured as a filming location for the hit series Severance! Enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle with amenities including a pool, clubhouse, and beautifully maintained grounds. This generously sized home featuring a primary bedroom with en-suite bath and walk-in closet, well-proportioned rooms, and an airy, open and sun-filled, east-facing living room with a vaulted ceiling. A private deck extends your outdoor living space. The finished lower level offers flexible space ideal for a home office, gym, media/craft room, or playroom. Attached one-car garage with direct interior access. Experience everything Nyack has to offer: shops, restaurants, and cafes; state and local parks; yoga studios; historic local library; farmers markets; walking tours and street fairs, plus hiking, biking, and sailing along the Hudson River, all just steps away. Conveniently located near Nyack Hospital with easy access to major roadways and shopping. Just 8 miles to the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge and 21 miles to the George Washington Bridge. The ideal combination of space, convenience, and everything that makes Nyack so special.

High above the Hudson River on a private road in Upper Grandview, this striking contemporary pairs extraordinary river views with serious design credentials. More than 4,000 square feet of light-filled, open-plan living unfolds across a dramatic site, with views of the Hudson from virtually every room and decks that make the landscape part of the house. Originally designed by Acorn Homes and custom built in 1989, the house was noteworthy from the start: portions of the structure were helicoptered onto the property during construction, a story that made local news. More recently, the owners enlisted acclaimed design studio Stewart-Schäfer for an extensive renovation that sharpened the interiors while preserving the openness and architectural character of the original house. Their work includes a new kitchen, reimagined family room and fireplace surround, and has been featured in Dwell, Domino and HGTV. The result is sophisticated but relaxed—a house designed around light, views and an easy connection to the outdoors. 4 bedrooms are joined by a dedicated home office, a bonus loft space on the 2nd floor, 3-1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 3 decks and a private balcony. Nearly an acre of established gardens surrounds the house, along with a partially in-ground, heated pool and multiple places to sit, dine or simply watch the river change throughout the day. A two-car garage, two-car carport and additional storage provide the practical counterpoint to all that glass and scenery. The setting feels remarkably private, yet the Hudson River villages of Piermont and Nyack—with restaurants, cafes, shops, galleries, parks and the riverfront—are close at hand. Located in the Nyack School District, this is a distinctive Hudson Valley house for buyers looking beyond the predictable suburban formula: architectural, private and deeply connected to its setting.

First time on market in 30 years - "Arcadia" circa 1850 historic riverfront home, offering 4,700sqft of living space along the majestic Hudson River in the heart of Snedens Landing. Arcadia is a rare and storied Italianate Victorian offering 163 feet of private rocky and sandy beach, extraordinary privacy, and sweeping river views from nearly every room. Tucked away on a quiet, dead-end lane with no through traffic, this remarkable property sits within the Palisades Historic District—an enclave of approximately 100 homes surrounded by more than 3,000 acres of protected parkland, including Tallman State Park and the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just 25 minutes from New York City, it offers a serene escape without sacrificing convenience. Dating to circa 1850 and believed to be among the earliest Italianate homes in Palisades, Arcadia is architecturally significant. Classic features include a low-pitched hipped roof, broad overhanging eaves with prominent brackets, tall paired and bay windows with detailed entablatures, and a full-length veranda complemented by a charming entrance porch. Rich in provenance, the home was originally built by Colonel A.V. Elliot and later owned by Henry E. Lawrence, father to Mary Tonetti, and a prominent New York merchant who relocated the house to its present site in 1870 and later commissioned architect Cleveland Cady to build "Cliffside" three doors away. Arcadia became known as the residence of Annie Underhill—affectionately remembered as “Auntie Annie”—and has long been cherished as a gathering place for artists, writers, and creatives. Over the course of more than 175 years, the home has had only a handful of owners, a testament to its enduring appeal. The name Arcadia evokes an idyllic vision of pastoral beauty and harmony with nature—a fitting description for this extraordinary setting, where the Palisades cliffs gently give way to the Hudson River just north of the George Washington Bridge. This unique geographical feature creates one of the few accessible waterfront stretches along this dramatic shoreline. Life in Snedens Landing is defined by community and connection to nature. Residents enjoy access to hiking trails, a private tennis association, the Palisades Library and Community Center, and “The Triangle,” a beloved gathering spot for neighborhood events. The vibrant riverfront village of Piermont—with its restaurants, shops, and marinas—is just minutes away. With its rare waterfront setting, deep historical roots, and timeless architectural beauty, Arcadia offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a truly special piece of Hudson River history.

Welcome to this immaculate, sun-drenched residence offering turn-key living with 3 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Situated in the highly desirable, pet-friendly Georgetown Manor complex, this home delivers the room and independence of a single-family house without the price tag. Enter through the welcoming foyer, complete with a convenient powder room, separate laundry room, and direct access to the attached garage. Just a few steps lead up to a bright main level designed for effortless living and entertaining. Here, the living room showcases rich Brazilian Koa hardwood floors, crisp crown molding, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace, flowing seamlessly into the kitchen and formal dining area, with glass doors opening directly onto your private deck for al fresco dining. Upstairs, where the Brazilian Koa flooring continues, the expansive primary suite serves as a true sanctuary, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings, a generous walk-in closet, and a beautifully updated ensuite bath with a skylight, soaking tub, separate stall shower, and vanity. Two additional sunny bedrooms and a full hall bath round out the top floor. The fully finished lower level adds roughly 300 square feet of versatile space not included in the main square footage. Partially above grade with natural light from large windows, it includes a separate room ideal as a dedicated home office, plus flexible space for a den, playroom, or gym. Move in with confidence: the hot water heater, furnace, central A/C condenser, washer, and dryer have all been replaced since 2023, and the garage door was replaced in 2020. This home is also fully set up for modern smart living. Lutron smart switches, a smart-enabled garage door opener, a Nest doorbell, a Nest thermostat, and a Schlage keypad smart lock at the front entry all work together for complete home automation, and a security system is already installed for added peace of mind. The garage is pre-wired on a dedicated 50-amp circuit, ready for a Tesla or any EV charger. Beyond your front door, enjoy low-maintenance living alongside premium community amenities, including tennis and pickleball courts, a basketball court, and a playground. Located within the award-winning Clarkstown School District, you are just minutes from local dining, shopping, Congers Lake, and Rockland Lake State Park. Commuting is a breeze with quick access to the TZ Bridge, local train and bus options, and the nearby ferry. Completely move-in ready!

Hidden among the trees on a Pomona cul-de-sac, this sprawling 1967 midcentury ranch is a house with distinctive architecture, generous proportions and considerable possibility. With 3,131 square feet arranged entirely on one level, the four-bedroom house has the long, low lines and strong connection to the landscape that make the best houses of the period so appealing. You enter though an open-air courtyard, framed by brick and dark wood and open to the tree canopy above. Expanses of glass bring the courtyard and surrounding woods into the interior, while deep roof overhangs and original architectural details reinforce the house’s midcentury character. The rooms are unusually generous, including a bonus room with fireplace and prep area with sink, refrigerator, and cooktop — a wonderfully period space for entertaining, watching a movie or simply retreating from the main living areas. The kitchen awaits updating, but the scale and layout provide plenty to work with. Four bedrooms, all on the same floor, add to the ease of the single-level plan, and a detached two-car garage provides practical everyday convenience. Set on a generous .83 acre wooded lot, the house feels private and immersed in nature, featuring a backyard deck and extra large screened-in porch. The house needs updating, but its most important ingredients are already here: scale, architecture, glass, a central courtyard and a beautiful relationship between indoors and out. For a buyer with imagination, this is an opportunity to bring a distinctive 1960s house into its next era without erasing what makes it interesting.

Renovated, expanded, and beautifully maintained, this stunning raised ranch in the hamlet of Congers offers a bright, spacious layout filled with character, warmth, and incredible versatility. The main level immediately impresses with an open-concept layout filled with natural light. Striking dark-stained hardwood floors, a crisp neutral palette, recessed lighting, and a beautiful wood-burning fireplace create a warm and inviting space that is perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. One of the home's standout features is the impressive expanded living space just off the main area. Generously sized and filled with natural light, this beautiful room adds an entirely new dimension to the floor plan and can be used as a spacious den, second living room, home office, playroom, or a combination of uses depending on your needs. The main level also features a lovely primary bedroom with two closets and a private ensuite full bathroom, along with two additional bedrooms and a beautifully renovated full bathroom finished with Carrara marble tile. The expansive walkout lower level adds even more incredible living space and flexibility. It includes a full second kitchen, TV room, separate den with a wood-burning fireplace, fourth bedroom, laundry room, and newly renovated full bathroom. The additional kitchen is especially convenient for entertaining and provides the perfect setup for backyard gatherings, holidays, and hosting family and friends. The lower level also offers exceptional flexibility for multi-generational living. The living space continues outdoors, where the beautiful, flat, fully fenced backyard is surrounded by mature, thoughtfully maintained landscaping and offers plenty of room to relax, play, garden, and entertain. Enjoy three distinct outdoor areas: a wooden deck directly off the main level, a gorgeous lower-level paver patio ideal for summer barbecues, and a covered outdoor entertainment area fully equipped for TVs and a projector - perfect for movie nights, game days, and gatherings. Additional features include central air conditioning, an in-ground sprinkler system, and an exterior generator hookup. Situated in the highly sought-after Clarkstown Central School District, this beautifully expanded and move-in-ready home offers exceptional living space, multiple entertaining areas, and a flexible layout that is truly hard to find in Clarkstown.

Enjoy maintenance-free living without sacrificing space in this sun-filled Crystal Hill end unit, offering four finished levels, a private side entrance and a two-car garage. Extra windows fill the home with natural light, while gleaming hardwood floors enhance the spacious living room featuring a fireplace, recessed lighting and sliding glass doors to an oversized private patio overlooking the mountains. The open-concept kitchen is perfect for entertaining, with a center island, double oven and a large, light-filled dining area. Upstairs, the primary suite features vaulted ceilings, a walk-in closet and a private bath. A second bedroom with high ceilings and a versatile loft—ideal for a home office or potential third bedroom—complete this level. The finished top-floor loft offers even more flexibility as a fourth bedroom, office or bonus space. Crystal Hill offers resort-style amenities, including a large outdoor pool with a grilling area, a clubhouse with a kitchen and pool table, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, and a playground.

Space, privacy and a charming village close by. With nearly 3,000 square feet, plus an 1,100 sf finished lower level, this substantial house in the historic hamlet of Tappan offers the kind of breathing room that can make leaving the city feel like a very good idea. Set on a generous corner property at the entrance to a cul-de-sac, there is room to spread out, both inside and out. At its heart is an open kitchen, dining and family room—an easy, expansive space for everyday living and entertaining. Generously proportioned rooms continue throughout the house, while the finished lower level adds considerable additional space and flexibility for a home office, gym, media room, studio, recreation or guests. Outside, a private backyard is framed by mature landscaping, with a deck overlooking the garden and a koi pond that gives the setting a peaceful quality. There is room to entertain, garden, play or simply enjoy having a piece of the outdoors to yourself. And while the property offers plenty of privacy, it doesn't feel removed from things. Tappan's historic downtown, with restaurants, shops and its handsome library, is close by, while the Hudson River villages of Piermont and Nyack are just a short drive away. Located in the Town of Orangetown and the South Orangetown Central School District, this is a house that delivers on one of the great promises of a move from the city: more space, more privacy and more room for life to unfold.

Tucked away on a quiet corner lot in the heart of New City, this architect-designed contemporary renovation offers a rare alternative to the ordinary suburban house. With soaring ceilings, dramatic structural beams that animate the space, and an abundance of skylights, the house is filled with natural light and a striking sense of space. Every room feels thoughtfully designed — warm, modern, and deeply connected to the outdoors. The expansive open-plan living area is equally suited to intimate dinners and lively gatherings, with seamless flow between interior spaces and the surrounding landscape. Outside, the property unfolds into a true backyard retreat. Mature specimen trees, lush landscaping, in-ground pool, spacious deck, and patio create a serene oasis for summer entertaining, quiet mornings, or family afternoons by the water. The backyard borders a dead-end street, enhancing the sense of calm and seclusion. The walk-out lower level features a generous family room with direct access to the pool area, a full bath, and flexible space for guests, recreation, or work-from-home living. A partially finished basement offers even more room for play, exercise, studio space, or storage. Five spacious bedrooms and three full baths provide comfort and flexibility for modern family life, while the attached two-car garage adds everyday convenience. Located on peaceful, tree-lined roads yet just a short walk to downtown New City and nearby parkland, this one-of-a-kind home offers the best of both worlds: tranquility, design, and easy access to community life. All within the award-winning Clarkstown school district.

Brook House. A legacy of creativity on South Mountain Road. A masterful restoration and expansion of charming 1880s house and rebuild of large cottage, which is an unrented legal two family. 4,600sf total. Many outbuildings and the West Branch of the Hackensack River scenically flows through the property. Not just a residence, but an important American history chapter. Nestled within the legendary South Mountain Road artist community, this 5.5 acre compound offers total privacy and is a rare combination of 19th-century architecture and 20th-century avant-garde soul. For over a century, Brook House has been a sanctuary for world-renowned creators. It has seen only 4 owners in the last 110 years, serving as a testament to its enduring appeal. Kurt Weill & Lotte Lenya, the celebrated composer and singer lived here for over 30 years. It was within these walls that the sounds of The Three Penny Opera - "Mack the Knife" and "Alabama Song" echoed. Rollo Peters, a prior owner, was a prominent American stage actor, director, and best remembered as a co-founder of the Theater Guild. Current owners of Brook House for the last 33 years, seamlessly blended mid-19th-century charm with modern structural integrity. They worked with a NYC based interior designer, Gail Jacobs, who liked the provenance of the property and designed homes of other musical luminaries, including Leonard Bernstein's apartment at the Dakota in NYC. Gail worked through the years collecting the "right pieces" locally and abroad, to fit perfectly into Brook House. Her curated collection can be purchased separately. Many of the light fixtures are Ann-Morris, New York, and antique holophane style lighting. The home boasts ancient hand-hewn beams and breathtaking old boulders/stones, that make up some of the interior and exterior walls of the home and property. The main house features 4 fireplaces. Mantels include 19th century wooden design and a c. Louis XV style French limestone mantel. The interior boasts tall ceilings in the living room with wide white oak floor boards, tray ceiling, and French doors that lead out to the garden. The layout of the MAIN home includes 7–8 rooms, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The guest house and outbuildings give an estate like feeling the minute one drives through the electronic gate. The property is zoned as a legal two-family, offering versatility for guests, a creative studio, or rental income. It features a fireplace in the living room, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a walk-out lower-level den. There's also an oversized garage, and additional outbuildings include an old brick potting shed, a large garden shed, chicken coop and artisan well that continually flows. The 5+ acre parcel is a private arboretum of flowering gardens, ancient stone walls, and rolling fields. A highlight of the property is the rebuilt, arch-supported stone bridge spanning the river, which flows directly through the property. The South Mountain Road artist community is surrounded by the legacy of neighbors like playwright Maxwell Anderson, artist/architect/potter, Henry Varnum Poor, sculptor John Mowbray-Clark and painter Arthur B Davies, who financed their properties (on S Mountain Rd) to fund the groundbreaking show at the Armory on Park Avenue in NYC, in 1913. Other influential residents through the years included Burgess Meredith, Adolf Zucker, head of Paramount Studios, John Huston, and many early writers for television shows, Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall, and others! Brook House is surrounded by 8 acres of West Branch Conservation Land Trust, donated by Lotte Lenya, when she owned the property. It borders the 91-acre Davenport Preserve ensuring permanent privacy and a connection to nature. High Tor State Park is minutes away, offering hiking trails and panoramic views of the NYC skyline. Local amenities include a working farm at the west end of the road and the 18-hole Paramount Country Club golf course.

Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street in one of Valley Cottage’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this beautifully maintained five-bedroom, three full-bath residence offers timeless comfort, exceptional versatility, and an inviting place to call home. Thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining, the home welcomes you with sun-filled interiors, spacious living areas, and an easy, flowing floor plan. At its heart, a charming brick fireplace creates a warm focal point, inviting family and friends to gather and create lasting memories. The generous living and dining spaces transition seamlessly into the home’s well-appointed kitchen, while the finished lower level provides exceptional flexibility. Complete with its own living area, it is perfectly suited for an in-law or guest suite, home office, recreation room, or multi-generational living. Step outside to a private, bountiful backyard—an ideal setting for summer barbecues, gardening, children’s play, or simply relaxing in your own peaceful outdoor sanctuary. A two-car attached garage and abundant storage add to the home’s everyday convenience. Perfectly positioned just minutes from parks, the Hudson River waterfront, vibrant downtown Nyack, shopping, restaurants, and major commuting routes, this exceptional property offers the ideal balance of peaceful suburban living and easy access to everything the Lower Hudson Valley has to offer. Whether you’re searching for space to grow, room to entertain, or a home that adapts to every stage of life, 3 Sasson Terrace presents a rare opportunity to enjoy comfort, flexibility, and an outstanding Valley Cottage location. Come experience the warmth, charm, and lifestyle this special home has to offer.

Some homes have a history. Others have a story. Built in 1867 and known as "The Renaissance House," 75 River Road is a proper Victorian set along Grandview's celebrated Hudson River hillside; a home where architecture, landscape and artistic heritage have been intertwined for more than a century and a half. Built during the Gilded Age, when Nyack's river villages became a fashionable retreat for artists and the newly prosperous, a legacy is still visible in the riverfront's grand Victorians. This residence has long been associated with artists inspired by the Hudson Valley, including Stanley and Alice Wyatt, whose work celebrated the very landscape that unfolds beyond the windows today. It is easy to understand the inspiration: sweeping, year-round river views create an ever-changing backdrop of water, sky and light. That unbroken vantage point is precisely what inspired the Wyatts and others to begin The Hudson River School movement: a landscape largely unchanged, the same panorama of light and topography that drew those painters to this stretch of the valley in the first place. Set on .78 acre, the four-bedroom residence offers 2,289 square feet and retains the architectural character that makes a historic home so compelling. Wide-plank floors, beautifully proportioned rooms and unusually high ceilings on both levels create interiors that feel gracious, bright and remarkably livable. The kitchen balances traditional character with modern function, featuring granite countertops, a chef's range, wine refrigerator, ambient cabinet lighting, generous storage and multiple work surfaces designed for both everyday cooking and entertaining. But perhaps one of the home's most memorable rooms isn't a room at all. A broad front porch stretches the width of the house, creating an extraordinary outdoor living space overlooking the Hudson. Morning coffee, an afternoon book, cocktails at sunset - the river becomes part of the daily rhythm here. Upstairs, a family room opens to a private balcony, offering another intimate perch from which to take in the landscape. The grounds extend the experience even further. A generous, level backyard provides space for entertaining, recreation and gardening before rising toward the Esposito Trail. Near the trailhead, an additional plateau creates a wonderful destination within the property itself—a natural setting for gathering around a fire, exploring or simply escaping into the landscape. Across River Road, private river access offers another coveted connection to the Hudson, with space to add a dock or to tie up a small boat. Grab a chair and sit by the water. It is a rare amenity that turns the river from something beautiful to look at into something to actually enjoy. Thoughtful improvements complement the home's historic character, including a new roof, updated HVAC and heating systems, restored windows, newer hot water heater, washer and dryer, digital thermostat, French drains, central air and solar panels. Dual-fuel heat pumps provide additional flexibility and efficiency, while a newly completed driveway offers generous parking along with an EV fast charger. A full basement provides substantial additional storage. And while the setting feels worlds away from Manhattan, the connection to the city remains remarkably convenient and only 16 miles away. Transportation options include bus service to NYC along River Road and the Hudson Rail Link connection to Metro-North. Closer to home, the restaurants, farmers markets, trails, coffee shops, boutiques, festivals, cultural events and riverfront lifestyle of the Lower Hudson Valley are all within easy reach. This is more than a historic house. It is a front-row seat to the Hudson. It is a Victorian with soul, space and provenance; a home connected equally to art, nature and modern life. After more than 150 years overlooking the river that inspired generations of artists, The Renaissance House is ready for its next chapter.

KoiHaus, a mid-century modern home on 3.25 acres, tucked away on a secluded road near the banks of the Hudson River - just a stone's throw from the legendary 1890s McKim, Mead & White masterpiece, Lord's Castle. This architectural gem is a masterclass in organic design, orchestrating a brilliant dialogue between mid-century modern aesthetics and the spiritual heritage of Japanese landscaping. The landscape is as important as the architectural design. The landscape architect designed the gardens from inside out - through its 100 windows. There is harmony between the home's natural setting and the architectural design. The home rises from the site line as one approaches it, going past the 13ft tall steel elephant in the front yard that moves naturally with the wind. True to the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, KoiHaus utilizes clean lines and geometric shapes, that are softened by its Japanese gardens and landscape. The structure is composed of 5 interconnected boxes, wrapped in an exterior palette of concrete, stucco, stone and rich hardwood, all capped by a durable, 50-year roof. What truly defines the exterior, however, is its relationship with light. Its many windows of varying shapes and sizes, frame shifting natural portraits throughout the day. Every detail leans into sleek minimalism. Broad, flat moldings complement natural stone walls, while pocket doors are utilized throughout to maximize room volume and echo Japanese sliding screens. Premium finishes include polished bluestone countertops. KoiHaus' defining engineering feat is its split-foundation design. KoiHaus is technically inside, contrasted by rugged bluestone pathways and antural stone steps winding through the exterior gardens. Two independent structures joined by a dramatic glass-and-steel bridge. Beneath this bridge flows a continuous, sprawling koi pond that meanders under and around the house. From almost any vanage point, residents can look out to watch Nishikigoi - the "living newels" of Japan - swimming gracefully in their natural habitat. Or enjoy Nishikigoi outside from the garden. In Japanese philosophy, the koi represents perseverance, strength, harmony and transformation. Spanning approximately 5,800 sqft of meticulously planned living space, the estate balances grand-scale entertaining with intimate comfort: 1) Main & Upper Levels (3,700sqft): Features a massive chef's kitchen with a vast walk-in pantry, a dining room perfectly positioned for sunset views, and bamboo flooring throughout. 2) Walk-Out Lower Level (2,000sqft): This level is above-grade on 2 sides, large fitness room with a wall of windows (could funcrion as another den), home theater, wet bar room and full bath. A hot tub is conveniently located outside its back doors. 3) The Annex: A 1,000sqft semi-finished space with climate control offers endless customization options. Currently used as a practice room for the band! 6,800sqft total. Property Specifications: Total sqft: 5,800 + 1,000 sqft in the annex. Bedrooms: 4 (possible 6 to 7); Baths: 4. Outdoor living: 1,500sqft of premium IPE decking. Garage: 2 car with dual lifts to accommodate 4 vehicles. Climate Control: full zone heating and central air conditioning throughout. The structure was designed by the acclaimed bi-coastal architect Brian Spence, AIA (NYC & LA), and the landscape was designed by renowned Japanese garden expert Asher Browne. While KoiHaus feels like a world unto itself, it is remarkably connected. Located near the historic Hudson Riverfront village of piermont, it offers five-star dining, local marinas, vibrant farmers markets and a pristine 700-acre state park. Commuting is effortlessly simple: it is a mere 6 minutes to the Mario Cuomo Bridge (connecting to metro-North for a straight shot into Grrand Central) and just 15 minutes to the George Wasington Bridge into Manhattan. For the connoisseur of art, architecture and mindful living, it becomes instantly clear upon arrival: KoiHaus. Nothing Compares.

Welcome to 8 Loran Court, a warm and inviting home nestled on a quiet residential street in Nanuet. From the moment you arrive, the home's welcoming curb appeal and landscaped setting create an inviting sense of place. Inside, sun-filled living spaces and rich hardwood floors provide a timeless backdrop for everyday living and entertaining. The spacious family room features a cozy fireplace and abundant natural light, while the open flow living room into the dining area creates an effortless gathering space for family and friends. Thoughtfully maintained and filled with character, the home offers comfortable bedrooms and inviting spaces that are ready to make your own. The appeal continues outdoors, where summer days are meant to be enjoyed. Step onto the Trex deck, an ideal setting for morning coffee, al fresco dining or entertaining, and take a dip in the private pool for the ultimate backyard retreat. Practical updates add to the home's appeal, including solar panels for energy efficiency and a generator hookup with transfer switch for added peace of mind. Perfectly situated in Nanuet, 8 Loran Court offers the comfort of a welcoming neighborhood while being conveniently located near shopping, dining, transportation and major roadways. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy a beautifully maintained home with inviting living spaces, thoughtful features and exceptional outdoor enjoyment. Come see why 8 Loran Court is a place you'll be proud to call home.

Outstanding four-level brick townhouse located in the highly sought-after Clarkstown School District. This bright & airy unit perfectly combines a blend of modern amenities with a maintenance-free lifestyle. This extra-large townhome ensures your weekends are your own while the HOA meticulously tends to outdoor chores. The main level is designed for easy living featuring an inviting living room with glass slider opening to a wooden balcony, an eat-in kitchen, a formal dining area and a powder bathroom. The second level showcases a spacious primary ensuite with newly finished primary bathroom, as well as an additional bedroom and renovated full bathroom located off the hallway. The top level is a truly flexible space that serves as the third bedroom or can be used for a massive chill hangout. For additional versatility, the finished lower level provides an ideal space for a home media room, office or gym, with direct access to the attached two-car garage. This is a great option for those looking for an entry point into the school district!

Welcome to Salisbury Point! This inviting 1 bedroom, 1 bath co-op offers comfortable, low-maintenance living along the Hudson River waterfront. The spacious layout features a large foyer, generous living room, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, and ample closet space. An enclosed balcony also provides a bonus, flexible living space year-round. Maintenance includes heat, electric, water, taxes, additional storage, and access to the pool, ensuring truly carefree living. Enjoy a peaceful setting just minutes from the villages of Nyack and Piermont, scenic trails, waterfront parks, restaurants, shops, and everything the area has to offer. A wonderful opportunity to enjoy easy living in a beautiful Hudson River setting. Furniture may be included if desired.

This beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath Colonial blends timeless character with thoughtful modern updates. Sun-filled living spaces, an open first floor, and hardwood floors create a warm and welcoming home. Enjoy Hudson River views from both inside and outside the home, with sailboats gliding by and seasonal views from the backyard. The updated kitchen features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a glass subway tile backsplash, and an island perfect for casual breakfasts or gathering with friends. A finished walk-up attic provides flexible space for a home office or creative studio. Recent upgrades include 200-amp electrical service, reverse osmosis drinking water, whole-house filtration and softener systems, custom closets, and beautifully landscaped perennial gardens. The fully fenced backyard and gated driveway create a private retreat for relaxing or entertaining. Tucked away on what feels like a hidden street, yet just one block from the Nyack Marina and Memorial Park and moments from the heart of the village, this home offers an exceptional location. Enjoy easy access to Nyack's restaurants, cafés, boutiques, galleries and trails, all while feeling wonderfully removed from it all. A rare blend of privacy, convenience, and true Rivertown living.

Perched high in the historic Upper Grandview community, this mid-century modern ranch captures sweeping Hudson River views and the iconic Mario Cuomo Bridge, illuminated in changing colors each evening against the river skyline. Set on a scenic hillside surrounded by natural beauty and neighboring state parkland, this three bedroom, two bath home, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of one of Nyack's most architecturally and historically admired enclaves. Featured in the beloved book, Gems of the Hudson: Grand Views, this home reflects the timeless simplicity and clean lines that define classic mid-century design. Sunlight pours through expansive windows and skylights, creating a seamless connection between the interior living spaces and the ever changing river landscape beyond. The single level ranch layout offers comfortable living today, while presenting exceptional potential to further enhance and maximize the panoramic setting. Located just moments from the vibrant riverfront villages of Nyack and Piermont, you have the opportunity to enjoy acclaimed restaurants, galleries, live music, marinas, hiking trails and convenient access to New York City and Westchester by its close proximity to the Mario Cuomo Bridge, still affectionately referred to as The Tappan Zee Bridge. Commuters enjoy the convenience of Metro North along the East bank of the Hudson River. A truly special offering where architecture, history and Hudson River views converge.

Perched on Hook Mountain West and surrounded by 80 acres of protected parkland and open space, Llama Ridge is among the most private and commanding properties in the Hudson Valley. A short walk from the house, a breathtaking overlook reveals the full sweep of the Hudson River — a view that feels both earned and intimate. This is not simply a home. It is a setting for a life lived with intention: a place to create, to think, or simply to exist within one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the Northeast. THE ARCHITECTURE: Llama Ridge is the newly completed work of Hudson Valley architect Douglas McClure, built by Eric Bosley. McClure’s guiding concept was a modern reinterpretation of the New England connected farmstead — those rambling 19th- and early 20th-century structures where extended families joined barn and home by breezeway as their lives expanded. The result is a home of remarkable presence. Three crisp, contemporary volumes are arranged along the mountain ridge, each articulated with rows of finely detailed farmhouse windows. With its focus on clean lines and expansive views, the composition is striking from every angle, the geometry of the architecture playing against the organic drama of the landscape. THE INTERIOR: With south and west exposures, Llama Ridge is flooded with natural light throughout the day. The great room — an extraordinary 60-foot expanse anchored by custom tray ceilings that quietly organize the space — becomes a theater of shifting light and shadow as the sun moves across the sky, the slender mullions of the farmhouse windows casting ever-changing patterns on the walls and wide plank oak floors. Tall ceilings, a generous floor plan exceeding 6,100 square feet, and meticulously selected finishes combine to create interiors that feel both grand and intimately livable. Every detail reflects the standard of a premier luxury residence, newly completed and built for lasting distinction. A RICH PROVENANCE: The story of this mountain site is as layered and remarkable as the Hudson Valley itself. A modest Cape-style house and an older barn, believed to significantly predate it, occupied the land around the time of World War II. The barn later found new life as an off-the-beaten-path antique shop, drawing curious visitors up the mountain road in search of hidden treasures. In time, four llamas came to live on the mountain, roaming as a close-knit herd for years and drawing local schoolchildren up the road to meet them. Greenhouses on the northern side of the land were filled with orchids that flourished in this magical microclimate. The stone foundation of one greenhouse remains visible today, quiet evidence of the life this land has held — and perhaps a hint at what it might hold again. THE LOCATION: Llama Ridge borders Upper Nyack and sits within easy reach of some of the region’s most celebrated river towns, including Nyack, Piermont, Irvington, and Tarrytown. New York City is genuinely accessible — 45 minutes by car to Midtown, with convenient mass transit options as well. Llama Ridge is a singular property. More than a home, it’s a lifestyle.

Coming Soon! On Market Date: 5/14/2026 Gurnee’s Horse Stable — a rare and romantic 19th-century vernacular treasure—offers privacy, history, and sweeping views of the Hudson River. Set behind a fenced approach with an electronic gate and framed by original stone piers, this distinctive property unfolds into a serene, garden-filled retreat. Two structures anchor the grounds, surrounded by a picturesque landscape of winding pathways, lush planting beds, and curated flora that create both beauty and seclusion. The main residence—once the stable—spans two stories and is rich in character. At its center is an intimate great room featuring terra cotta-style floors, a brick fireplace, and multiple French doors that invite in natural light and garden views—truly the heart of the home. A spacious eat-in kitchen opens to a deck overlooking the river, with a spiral staircase leading to a rooftop deck—an exceptional vantage point for enjoying the Hudson’s changing light and seasons. The first floor also includes a flexible bedroom or den and a full bath. Upstairs, three additional rooms and two baths provide comfortable accommodations. T he detached two-car garage features a finished upper level complete with a studio and full bath, ideal for guests, creative space, or a home office. Located just moments from the vibrant village of Nyack, nearby parks, and riverfront access, the home is also steeped in artistic legacy. Renowned painter Edward Hopper grew up just around the corner, and his iconic work The Lee Shore is said to be inspired by a nearby riverside home. A truly special offering—timeless, evocative, and unlike anything else. Nothing compares to Gurnee’s Stable.