luxury houses with pool for sale Kingston, United States

Hidden at the end of a long private driveway, this exceptional 55 acre estate blends an 1830s farmhouse with a 2012 contemporary addition to create a 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home. The bedrooms include 2 private ensuite, one in the farmhouse wing and one in the addition which has its own private sizable private deck. Hardie board siding, a standing seam metal roof, solar panels and expansive custom windows frame views of the stunning property and fully fenced in-ground pool. The custom addition features a well thought out eat-in kitchen, spacious workspace counters, banquette, oversized pantry, a spacious dramatic beamed living room with soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, impressive stone gas fireplace, and a custom painted David Ellis Tree mural. The preserved farmhouse wing hosts the charming dining room with a wood-burning fireplace, original wide board floors, hand hewn beamed ceilings, and a breathtaking two-story library with custom floor to ceiling bookcases. Radiant heat (main floor in new addition) plaster walls, and custom windows throughout create a home that is a rare blend of historic charm and modern comfort. The grounds of this property are expansive, with a combination of forests and open spaces, trails and stone walls. Enjoy your own private world, surrounded by the privacy you've been searching for including an in-ground pool. Not to mention, the quality and craftsmanship here provides an energy efficient home minutes from the arts, restaurants, and outdoor experiences in Woodstock, Saugerties, Kingston and the surrounding areas. Included on this property are 2 privately sited Tentr sites, far from the main house and are owned by the seller. The tentr sites had been rented out for a number of years (Town permit required) and they remain on the property for the new owners to use as extra guest space for Glamping visitors or possible rental if permitted by town. This once in a lifetime special property is the perfect location to live your country home dream.

A great legacy meets true luxury: Hudson Shore Estate, formerly home to one of Eleanor Roosevelt's early passion projects, a pioneering vocational school for women, has now been masterfully restored to its former glory and offers the perfect setting for a multi-generational family compound. A unique example of Arts & Craft design amongst its peer group of renowned Hudson River mansions, the 7,700-square-foot main house has been completely renovated in the past 5 years, and now features a gourmet kitchen, all new high-efficiency systems, and no less than six luxury bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom, plus a remarkable third-floor owners' suite with an enormous spa bath and den. Restored covered balconies and bluestone patios offer a stunning view of the new multi-level heated-pool area with its fully outfitted cabana and kitchen, plus, beyond, the Vanderbilt Mansion and seasonal glimpses of the Hudson River. A walkout basement level features a sauna, half bath, and multiple spa and exercise rooms. Meticulously preserved are all of the original details of the house, including chestnut wainscoting and beams, lozenge-paned casement windows, heart-shaped balustrade carvings, and ceramic tiles made at the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, the premier source of Arts & Crafts decoration in America. The main floor's grand Moravian-tiled living room played host in the 1920s to vocational classes for local women when Hilda Worthington Smith, wealthy daughter of the original owner, an inventor of steam-heating systems, founded the Hudson Shore Labor School. Eleanor Roosevelt, a longtime board member and instructor at the school, credited her own experience teaching at the property as inspiration for her future activism as First Lady. The property also includes a separate and fully renovated 2-unit Carriage House building for either extended family or staff, including a new ADA-accessible bathroom and kitchen, on the first floor; and, above, a wonderful light-filled 2-bedroom luxury apartment with a cathedral-ceilinged great room. The building could also potentially be used for a luxury wellness retreat. Virtually every square foot of both buildings has been restored or overhauled by some of the most talented contractors and artisans in the region, with the final result being a genuine move-in-ready masterpiece that's only 90 minutes by car from Manhattan and only 5-15 minutes from the charming New Paltz village center, the MetroNorth station in Poughkeepsie, the waterfront Kingston Rondout district, and neighboring wineries and other Hudson River culinary hotspots.

Set just steps from the center of Tivoli, 16–18 Broadway is a rare village compound comprising two complete residences, a heated saltwater pool and a remarkable level of craftsmanship throughout. It offers something particularly unusual for one of the Hudson Valley’s most charming small villages: the flexibility and privacy of a country property, with the restaurants, shops and everyday life of Tivoli just outside the door. The 2,170-square-foot main house offers three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths and has been thoughtfully renovated by a master carpenter, whose work can be felt throughout. Handmade wood windows, beautifully executed plaster walls and ceilings, wide-plank floors and original details give the interiors a quiet, elemental quality. The renovation is restrained, preserving the age and character of the house while introducing a new kitchen and baths and thoughtfully updated systems. Rooms are simple, warm and filled with natural light, with old wood, softly textured plaster and carefully chosen contemporary details sitting comfortably alongside one another. There is a sense that very little here was done simply for effect; instead, the beauty comes from the materials, craftsmanship and the wonderfully imperfect character of an antique Hudson Valley house. The 1,976-square-foot barn is a fully realized second residence, with two bedrooms and two full baths, rather than simply an ancillary guest space. With its own full kitchen—including a gorgeous statement range—and a bathroom finished in Italian Bisazza tile, it functions independently from the main house. The arrangement opens up countless possibilities: extended family or guests, separate work and living spaces, or simply two households sharing one exceptional property without sacrificing privacy. Outside, a heated gunite saltwater pool creates a private retreat within the property, while solar panels are thoughtfully positioned along the south side of the barn. What makes 16–18 Broadway particularly compelling is the combination: two complete and beautifully considered residences, a pool and substantial outdoor space, all within a few steps of the charming village of Tivoli. Small, lively and deeply charming, the village has long been one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved destinations. Here, the pleasures of village life and the space and flexibility of a country compound exist side by side.

Tucked gracefully in a private, tree-lined setting, this timeless New England-inspired residence offers the rare combination of classic architecture, exceptional craftsmanship, and effortless everyday living. Sunlight pours in through expansive windows, framing views of mature trees and a rolling lawn in every season. Every detail reflects quality—from the substantial millwork and rich materials to the thoughtful balance of formal and casual spaces. The expansive living room is both inviting and refined. At the heart of the home, the spacious kitchen is designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. A generous center island provides abundant workspace, complemented by ample cabinetry and a well-appointed layout. Three generously proportioned bedrooms provide peaceful retreats, each filled with natural light and tranquil views of the surrounding landscape. Outdoors, the property transforms into a private retreat. A freeform pool anchors the backyard, surrounded by natural stone terraces and layered gardens that blend seamlessly into the landscape. Whether gathering around the fire pit or spending quiet afternoons poolside, the setting feels peaceful and secluded. Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully designed, this is a home that lives as well as it looks: elegant without feeling formal, spacious without excess, and timeless in every sense.

Fall in love with this artfully reimagined and expanded 1930 farmhouse, privately set on a gentle hill just moments from the heart of Woodstock. Rich in history and character, this special home was once owned by Michael Lang, the legendary founder of the 1969 Woodstock Festival—adding a rare and meaningful connection to the town's iconic past. Thoughtfully renovated, the home offers a beautiful balance of vintage charm and modern convenience. A stunning new open-concept addition features dramatic vaulted ceilings and walls of windows that flood the space with natural light and open seamlessly to a welcoming porch—perfect for entertaining or quiet moments surrounded by nature. The flowing floor plan is ideal for today's lifestyle and effortless gatherings. The chef's kitchen is beautifully appointed with a large center island offering seating, abundant storage, and a layout designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The main level primary suite features a new ensuite bath, fireplace, and peaceful views. Upstairs, you'll find an additional full bath and a second ensuite bedroom, also offering lovely views. Throughout the home, creative and distinctive tilework adds artistic flair, reinforcing the seamless blend of contemporary design and original farmhouse character. A separate guest cottage sits close to the main residence and offers exceptional flexibility—configured as a living room and bedroom or two private ensuite bedrooms, complete with a sauna. Ideal for guests, extended family, or creative use. A truly unique Woodstock offering—steeped in history, thoughtfully updated, and perfectly located just minutes from town.

In the heart of Woodstock, this extraordinary 12+ acre Woodstock estate offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and village convenience. The property has a huge meadow/field in back and front offering peaceful pastoral views & potential. Bordering & with direct access to 76 acres of protected Comeau Park, the property invites you to explore miles of woodland trails, open meadows, the Sawkill Stream and swimming hole. All less than a mile from Woodstock's vibrant town center. The home radiates a bright, airy open charm, creating a peaceful retreat that is equally suited for quiet relaxation or entertaining family and friends. A thoughtfully designed guest house provides exceptional flexibility, featuring two private ensuite bedrooms, a spacious sauna, and an outdoor shower that allows you to fully embrace the surrounding natural setting. The main residence beautifully combines Woodstock's artistic heritage with modern comfort. Once owned by Michael Lang, legendary founder of the 1969 Woodstock Festival, adding a rare and meaningful connection to the town's iconic past. The home has been extensively expanded and reimagined. The spacious open-concept great room with vaulted ceiling & walls of windows frame stunning views of the rolling meadow beyond. The main-level primary suite welcomes the morning sun, mountain views and features a newly renovated ensuite bath. Upstairs offers an additional 3 bedrooms, one ensuite and two baths offer ample space for family and guests. The property includes two separately deeded parcels. The existing residence sited on 3.71 acre parcel, while the adjoining 8.38-acre parcel (3-acre zoning) presents exciting possibilities for future development or even better preserving the land for ultimate privacy. The yard between the guest house and main residence is also ideally suited for a future swimming pool. Originally built in 1930 and extensively renovated and expanded, the home offers the character and soul of a Woodstock classic with the comfort, style, and functionality of modern construction. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or a legacy property with room to grow, this remarkable estate captures the very best of Woodstock living.

A Rare Byrdcliffe-Era Magical Retreat with Artistic Legacy Built in 1905, just as the historic Byrdcliffe Arts Colony and the Art Students League of New York's renowned summer school were taking root, this extraordinary three-bedroom, two-bath, one-of-a-kind residence is a rare architectural treasure deeply woven into Woodstock's creative history. Rich in authenticity and soul, the home beautifully embodies the enduring ideals of the Arts & Crafts movement with exposed stone walls, hand-hewn beams, warm wood floors, and handcrafted details that reveal themselves around every corner. Every room tells a story, offering a sense of warmth, artistry, and timeless character rarely found today. From the 1950s through the 1960s, the property operated as a beloved summer camp, a history reflected in its sprawling 8.69 acres and collection of charming outbuildings. Brimming with potential, these structures invite endless possibilities as artist studios, workshops, guest cottages (subject to approvals), wellness spaces, or inspiring creative retreats. The current owners have thoughtfully restored the impressive 60'x 20' in-ground pool, transforming it into the centerpiece of unforgettable summer gatherings. Whether hosting friends or enjoying a quiet moonlit swim, the setting captures the nostalgic magic of a classic Catskills camp. The accompanying A-frame pool house completes the experience, offering a charming place to change, relax, or simply embrace the carefree spirit of summers gone by.Inside, careful updates honor the home's original character while providing modern comfort. The beautifully renovated kitchen features bespoke walnut cabinetry, elegant stone countertops, and stainless steel appliances. Both bathrooms have been tastefully redesigned with materials and finishes that feel entirely at home within the property's historic architecture. The generously proportioned living room is both dramatic and inviting, easily accommodating a grand piano at one end and a spacious seating area anchored by a magnificent stone fireplace at the other. Just beyond, a delightful three-season porch serves as the perfect summer sleeping porch or guest retreat. A small adjoining alcove, illuminated by a stunning wall of stained glass, offers a tranquil nook for reading, meditation, or quiet reflection. Upstairs, three charming bedrooms and a full bath enjoy peaceful views over the property's beautiful grounds, large raised-bed garden and meandering 3-season stream. Before the current owners, the home was cherished for four decades by a renowned musician, continuing a long tradition of creativity, hospitality, and inspiration. Today, the landscape remains as captivating as ever, with rolling lawns, mature trees, woodland, historic outbuildings, and abundant space to explore, gather, and create. Properties of this caliber and provenance seldom become available. Whether you're captivated by its architectural significance, Woodstock's celebrated artistic legacy, or the remarkable opportunity to create your own history here, 60 Boggs Hill Road offers far more than a home--it offers the chance to become the next steward of one of Woodstock's truly exceptional legacy properties.A 3D Walkthrough Tour is available in the digital Lookbook or by request.

Architect-Designed Modern Retreat with Unparalleled Views Over Woodstock! Perched high above the Town of Woodstock, this rare and exceptional home offers a front-row seat to breathtaking panoramic views that stretch from the mountains to the Ashokan Reservoir. Designed by noted architect Les Walker, this contemporary residence evokes the magic of living in a luxurious treehouse--where every room is immersed in natural light and dramatic scenery. Wake to stunning sunrises and unwind to radiant sunsets from the comfort of your open floor plan living space, where a soaring floor-to-ceiling bluestone fireplace anchors the heart of the home. Expansive windows line the entire south-facing rear of the house, bringing the outdoors in and framing unforgettable vistas year-round. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living with two spacious decks--one screened for breezy summer nights, and one open for sun-soaked afternoons. The chef's kitchen flows effortlessly into the main living area, ideal for entertaining or quiet evenings by the fire. The main floor primary ensuite features a walk-in closet, built-in shelving, and serene views, while two flexible-use rooms offer space for a home office, media room, or guest quarters. Smart thermostats add modern comfort. Step outside to your private bluestone patio with a heated saline inground pool, outdoor kitchen, and firepit--your personal oasis nestled in the Catskills. A finished studio space above the 440 sq. ft. garage offers even more options for creativity or guests. Additional features include solar panels with battery pack, a circular drive for easy access, and meticulous attention to detail throughout. A truly rare offering--private, peaceful, and just minutes to the vibrant arts, dining, and community of Woodstock. A 3D Walkthrough Tour is available in the digital Lookbook or by request.

Experience sophisticated country living at this completely reimagined, modernized Cape Cod in Salt Point, NY. Nestled on a quiet, scenic road within a landscape of manicured equestrian estates and bucolic farms, this 5-acre sanctuary offers absolute privacy with no immediate neighbors—only the peaceful sound of birds chirping in the meadow. Every detail has been meticulously curated, ensuring that all the heavy lifting has been expertly completed for the next owner to simply unpack and enjoy. The home features brand-new Hardie Board siding and all-new mechanical systems, including an upgraded water system and enhanced electrical with a whole-house generator for peace of mind. Outside, your private oasis awaits: a heated saltwater pool, a relaxing hot tub, a newly built detached two-car garage, and a versatile storage shed perfect for a clubhouse. A pristine Airstream is also available for purchase, offering a unique opportunity for guest accommodation or creative space. While offering total seclusion, this retreat is incredibly well-connected. You are just 90 minutes from New York City and a short 15-minute drive to the vibrant dining and culture of Rhinebeck. With easy access to Amtrak in Rhinecliff and Poughkeepsie, and Metro-North in Wassaic, you can enjoy the best of both worlds: the tranquility of the Hudson Valley and the convenience of city accessibility.

From the outside, it reads as disciplined and architectural. Clean volumes, smooth wood clad planes, a composition that recedes into the landscape.Inside, it does something entirely different.The Langridge opens into a sequence of spaces that are expressive, layered, and intentionally unconventional. Color, pattern, and form are used with confidence. There is a point of view here. Not minimal, not neutral, not trying to fit in.The main living space anchors the home with 25 foot ceilings and a scale that allows the interiors to fully play out. Light moves across the room throughout the day, catching different textures and surfaces, shifting the experience from morning to evening. A fireplace with a floor-to-ceiling zellige tile facade adds warmth and contrast against the polished concrete floors (radiant heated of course). The layout includes three bedrooms and three baths, all ensuite, along with a separate guest apartment that creates real flexibility for hosting, work-from-home or extended stays. A lofted upper level overlooks the great room and can function as additional guest space, a studio or home office.The entry sequence moves through a sheltered courtyard, where the architecture begins to open up and hint at what is happening inside. A four car garage is fully integrated into the structure, keeping the exterior composition clean and uninterrupted.Out back, the home transitions to a stone terrace and inground, heated gunite pool with integrated hot tub, set within a protected space carved into the woods, and connecting you to the surrounding forest. It is a private, contained environment designed for long days outside.What makes this property compelling is the contrast. The exterior is calm and controlled. The interior is expressive and individual. For the right person, that tension is exactly the appeal. The Langridge offers something far more specific than a neutral new build. It offers identity.Set in Tivoli, with easy access to the best of the Hudson Valley, but positioned off the beaten path to feel distinctly its own.

The Clove House in Elka Park- There are places in the Catskills where the journey is every bit as beautiful as the destination. 1958 Platte Clove Road is one of them. Set on just over two acres in Elka Park, this four-bedroom, three-bath mountain retreat sits amid one of the Catskills' most dramatic landscapes--where winding mountain roads climb past waterfalls, deep forest and rocky cloves, and miles of celebrated hiking trails are just moments away. Inside, the house is designed for relaxed four-season living. A woodstove sets the tone after a day on the mountain, while the lower-level recreation space--with ping-pong and Pop-A-Shot--offers plenty of room for gathering and play. An attached one-car garage adds everyday practicality. Out back, a generous deck looks toward the surrounding mountains and creates the perfect perch for morning coffee, summer dinners and long autumn afternoons. A swim spa adds another layer of four-season enjoyment-equally inviting for a refreshing summer dip or a warm soak after a day of hiking or sking. A separate ADU adds another layer of possibility--ideal as a studio, office, creative retreat or additional flexible space. Close to Platte Clove Preserve, Plattekill Falls, Huckleberry Point and some of the Catskills' most extraordinary hiking, 1958 Platte Clove Road is more than a mountain house. It's a front-row seat to the Catskills!

Set in the hills above Millbrook, West Meadow is encircled as far as the eye can see by endless, heart-stopping views of the entire Hudson Valley. The house and pool sit on a beautifully landscaped plateau above a sloping lawn that gives way to a prolific cutting garden, rose beds, tennis court wrapped in wisteria vines, and groomed meadows. A fruit orchard and abundant vegetable garden enhance the pastoral beauty while providing a measure of sustainability. The architect Pietro Cicognani designed a home that harmoniously balances details of comfort, beauty, modernity, and history. West Meadow feels as if it’s been in place for centuries. The spacious great room boasts two 18th century stone fireplaces and floors of limestone tile imported from France. Fresh air and light pour in through six custom French doors facing both east and west. The library opens to a long covered porch and one of many stunning views. A central gathering place for friends and loved ones, the kitchen is warmed by a fireplace with pizza oven. In the summer, a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows and doors opens to fragrant gardens, thyme- and lavender-laced stone terraces, the uninterrupted panorama, and matchless sunsets. Upstairs, the primary suite features vaulted ceiling, large windows, and spacious accommodations for luxurious comfort and self-care, including steam shower and a soaking tub that has its very own view. On the bottom floor, a remarkable two thousand bottle wine cellar and tasting room offers something special for oenophiles and casual wine enthusiasts alike. Also on that level is built-in cedar storage, a full laundry, and a staff bedroom. A long, private drive leads through the natural habitat to every outdoor spot on the estate that has been designed for restful ease, comfort, and beauty. Discreetly set apart from the residence, outbuildings include a caretaker’s home, a two-bedroom guest suite, heated greenhouse, four-stall equipment garage, full shop, office, chicken house, and run-in shed. There is ample room on the property for livestock or a stick and ball polo field. Surrounding the house, the columned porch allows for seating in sun or shade, and panoramic views for watching a storm approach, an eagle cavort, or the sun lower in the painted sky.

Step into the Hudson Valley country lifestyle you've been dreaming about. Set on more than 7 private acres along highly sought-after Boice Mill Road in Kerhonkson. This modern farmhouse brings together beautiful grounds, generous living spaces, a gunite pool and the kind of privacy that makes arriving home feel like an escape.A long driveway winds through mature trees and professionally landscaped grounds before arriving at the four-bedroom home. Inside, an easy, open flow connects the foyer, living room, den, dining room and kitchen while preserving the character and intimacy of individual rooms. At the center is a cook's kitchen with stainless-steel appliances and a gas range, equally suited to quiet dinners at home or weekends filled with friends. French doors from the living and dining areas open to an expansive elevated deck surrounded by the tree canopy.Upstairs, the spacious primary suite feels like a retreat of its own, with a private sitting room and fireplace and a large bath with separate tub and shower and dual vanities. Three additional bedrooms provide plenty of room for guests and working from home. Two fireplaces add warmth and atmosphere throughout the seasons.The walk-out lower level offers approximately 850+ square feet of additional unfinished space with three sets of French doors opening directly onto a stone patio, creating exciting possibilities for future living, recreation, studio or fitness space.Outside is where this property truly comes into its own. A fenced country garden filled with fruit trees and climbing hydrangeas comes alive each spring. Summer revolves around the beautifully sited gunite pool, surrounded by sunshine, privacy and mountain views. In autumn, the elevated rear deck feels almost like a treehouse, putting you at eye level with the changing leaves. And when winter arrives, there are few better places to be than beside the fire while snow settles quietly across the landscape.All of this is within minutes of some of the Hudson Valley's most beloved destinations, including Inness resort, Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Mohonk Preserve, Westwind Orchard and Saunderskill Farm. Stone Ridge, High Falls, Kingston and Woodstock are all within easy reach, with Manhattan less than two hours away.