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Discover an exceptional opportunity in the heart of Kingston's vibrant waterfront district. Located in the Opportunity Zone and with Kingston's expanded zoning, this buildable corner lot sits directly along the Rondout Creek and offers the potential for Hudson River views, providing the perfect backdrop for your future home or investment project. Fully serviced by municipal water, sewer, and natural gas, this parcel removes the typical development hurdles, making it an ideal canvas for a single-family residence, a duplex, or even a mixed-use concept under Kingston's expanded zoning allowances. Enjoy the best of city convenience with walkability to the bustling Rondout area; restaurants, boutiques, marinas, festivals, and waterfront recreation, while still being tucked into a charming residential pocket. With its prime location, versatility, and affordability, this lot presents a rare chance to build in one of Kingston's most sought-after districts. Create your vision and be part of the dynamic growth happening along the Hudson Valley's historic waterfront.

Located in the opportunity zone, and with Kingston's expanded zoning, this buildable lot opens the door to a wide array of potential uses, bring your vision to life. Located in the heart of the vibrant Rondout waterfront district, this affordable parcel offers convenient access to cultural events, boating, seasonal festivals, and the lively atmosphere of Kingston's historic waterfront. An exceptional value, the property is fully serviced by municipal water, sewer, and natural gas, making development more straightforward and cost-effective. Whether you envision a storefront, small business, office, studio, workshop, or storage facility, this location provides excellent visibility, steady foot traffic, and walkability to the waterfront and its amenities. Take advantage of Kingston's ongoing growth and transform this well-positioned parcel into a commercial space that meets today's evolving needs.

Perched above the Rondout Waterfront in Kingston, The Coykendall House presents a rare study in late 19th-century architecture, where form, craftsmanship, and light converge in a way that feels both timeless and remarkably current. Defined by its rose hued brick façade, commanding turret, and layered rooflines, this Queen Anne Victorian is an exercise in proportion and detail. The wrap around porch softens the structure's geometry, while original stained-glass transoms introduce color and movement even before entering the home. Inside, the architecture unfolds with intention. Circulation is fluid yet deliberate, anchored by a sweeping staircase that acts as both structural spine and sculptural element. Light filters through curved glass and stained panels, shifting throughout the day and animating surfaces of ash flooring, oak paneling, and hand finished plaster walls. Rooms are defined not just by function, but by experience. The parlor's curved window wall softens the geometry of the space, creating an organic flow rarely seen in homes of this era. Opposite, the dining room spans the full width of the structure, its fireplace framed in handmade butterscotch tiles, an interplay of texture, warmth, and craftsmanship. Material integrity remains uncompromised. Original 9 foot oak pocket doors glide effortlessly, dividing and connecting spaces as needed. Tin ceilings, carved millwork, and preserved finishes speak to a level of construction that prioritized longevity as much as beauty. Upstairs, the architecture continues to reveal itself through variation in ceiling height, light, and spatial rhythm. The primary suite occupies a full span of the home, where scale meets restraint. The adjoining dressing area, with its original double sinks, transitions seamlessly into a modernized bath designed for comfort without disrupting the home's architectural language. Within the tower, a circular bedroom offers a unique spatial experience, walls curving gently with the structure, windows positioned to capture light from multiple exposures. Throughout the uppermost level, delightfully finished spaces are shaped by the original rooflines: intimate, atmospheric, and deeply connected to the geometry of the house itself. Beyond aesthetics, the home has been thoughtfully adapted for contemporary living. Updated mechanical systems, a whole house generator, and a recently installed roof ensure performance and reliability, all while preserving the integrity of the original structure. Set on a rare double lot, the exterior extends the architectural narrative. Mature plantings frame views and create privacy, while a winding path leads to a gazebo positioned to take in distant Catskill vistas. A historically sympathetic garage mirrors the language of the main house, reinforcing a cohesive architectural dialogue across the property. Moments from Kingston's Waterfront District where you'll find fine dining, marinas, and cultural offerings, the location balances access with elevation, close to everything, yet distinctly set apart. With only a handful of stewards over its lifetime, The Coykendall House remains an exceptional example of architecture that has not only endured, but evolved with intention. This is not simply a historic home. It is a living architectural composition, designed to be experienced, not just admired.

102 Clifton Ave is the kind of Kingston property people are always hoping will hit the market. An adorable up and down two family with warmth, character, and a lived in ease that feels increasingly hard to find. Over the past two years, the current owner has thoughtfully refreshed and cared for the property, creating inviting spaces that feel both comfortable and functional. Each apartment offers one bedroom and one bath, along with bright sunny living rooms, original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and the proportions you only find in early 1900s homes. Much of the original architecture remains intact, including the handsome main staircase, oversized double doors, and stained glass transom that immediately set the tone upon entry. The covered front porch is the kind of space that naturally becomes part of your daily routine, perfect for morning coffee or welcoming friends and neighbors stopping by. The first floor apartment also features a rear deck that lends itself beautifully to summer barbecues and dining alfresco. Out back, the yard offers plenty of opportunity for the next owner to shape it into something special, whether that's gardens, outdoor gathering space, a garage, or potentially an accessory dwelling space, subject to city approvals and zoning. The location is one of those quiet pockets that longtime Kingston locals appreciate because it feels tucked away while still being moments from everything. In less than a minute, you're down by the Rondout waterfront with restaurants, parks, shopping, and the constant rhythm of boats and kayakers moving along the creek. Nearby favorites include Sorry Charlie, The Meat Wagon, Village Grocery & Refillery, Red Owl Collective, Fantzye Bagels, Hutton Brickyards, and miles of nearby rail trails and bike paths. A property with soul, flexibility, and a neighborhood feel that's becoming harder and harder to find.

This is a rare opportunity to thoughtfully steward and restore one of Rhinebeck Village’s most architecturally compelling historic residences — a property defined by provenance, scale, and enduring beauty. Set on coveted Chestnut Street, this distinguished circa-1870 Italianate villa offers 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths and is among the few remaining historic homes in the village to retain such remarkable original detail and integrity. Soaring ceilings, grand arched openings, oversized bay windows, marble fireplaces, original plaster medallions, plaster walls, crown moldings, decorative chandeliers, and beautifully preserved original windows speak to a level of craftsmanship rarely found today. The home’s exceptional acoustics — enhanced by the original plaster walls — create a quiet richness and warmth throughout the interiors that is immediately felt upon entering. Built for local attorney and town supervisor George Esselstyn, the residence unfolds across graciously proportioned rooms filled with natural light, including a richly atmospheric library anchored by an intact soft-coal heating stove and original glass-front bookcases. Outside, the property becomes even more extraordinary. An original two-bay carriage barn with a walk-up loft offers exceptional potential for studio, guest, or creative use. The residence sits on an oversized village parcel with 100 feet of road frontage, accompanied by an additional separately deeded adjoining lot with another 50 feet of frontage — a rarity within Rhinebeck Village and an offering that creates an estate-like setting of unusual scale, privacy, and presence. A truly exceptional offering for those who value architectural authenticity, history, and the rare privilege of bringing a significant home into its next chapter.

A classic mid-century modern gem in the heart of Rhinebeck Village—warm, architectural, and beautifully preserved. Tucked away on a quiet and private cul-de-sac, this three-bedroom, two-bath home offers the rare combination of peaceful village living and exceptional walkability to shops, dining, cafés, and culture. Inside, the home celebrates clean lines, abundant natural light, and a thoughtful connection between spaces. The living room is anchored by a striking stone fireplace, while expansive windows and hardwood floors create an inviting, effortless flow throughout. The dining area feels intimate yet open—equally suited to slow mornings and lively evenings. Three well-proportioned bedrooms offer flexibility for modern living, and a two-car garage—a true village luxury—adds everyday convenience without compromising style. The walk-out lower level includes a serene bonus space currently used as a creative workspace and yoga studio, offering exceptional versatility for a home office, studio, guest space, or wellness retreat. Quietly elegant, meticulously maintained, and ideally located in Rhinebeck Village, this is timeless Hudson Valley living at its best.

High above the storied banks of the Hudson River, in a quiet corner of Esopus where morning light breaks first across the water, a rare nearly 6 acre hillside waits for its next chapter. With 375 feet of direct river frontage and an unbroken sweep of east-facing sunrise views, the property offers the kind of canvas that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Hudson Valley; vast, elevated, and rich with possibility. Two 19th-century structures stand on the land, their weathered frames hinting at the site's long history. They are in a state ready for renovation, inviting an imaginative steward to restore them as guest cottages, studios, or architectural artifacts. Just as easily, the hillside could be cleared to make way for a contemporary glass retreat, something modern and sculptural that drinks in the river light and frames the distant movement of ships and barges as they travel the famed waterway. Here, the land itself does much of the work: rolling contours, mature growth, and a pitch that lifts the eye instinctively toward the horizon. With existing electric service and a clean, functioning well already in place, the practical foundations are set. What remains is vision, whether for a singular estate or, with approvals, the thoughtful division into two distinct riverfront homesites. In a region where demand routinely outpaces opportunity, this parcel stands out not only for its scale but for its setting. Perched above the river's edge, it offers the rare chance to craft a legacy residence, one shaped by light, landscape, and the enduring pull of the Hudson itself. For those searching for the next great place to write their Hudson Valley story, this hillside may be the one.

Rare Hudson Riverfront Land Opportunity in Rhinebeck Along the prestigious and highly coveted Mill Road, this extraordinary 4 acre parcel offers a rare chance to own 300 feet of direct Hudson River frontage in one of the most sought-after areas of Rhinebeck. Framed by breathtaking sunsets over the Catskill Mountains, this property invites you to create a private retreat surrounded by nature’s beauty. With scenic trails, winding backroads perfect for biking, and endless hiking nearby, it’s an ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether your vision is a modern architectural masterpiece, a timeless country estate, or a serene escape, this land provides the ultimate canvas. Just minutes to the vibrant Village of Rhinebeck, where farm-to-table restaurants, boutique shopping, and Amtrak access await, this property offers both seclusion and convenience. Opportunities to own Hudson Riverfront property in Rhinebeck are exceedingly rare—don’t miss the chance to bring your dream lifestyle to life in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Board of Health Approved. Survey Available.

Ulster Landing is a storied & magnificent former Livingston estate established in the early 1800s, perched on 34 acres above the Hudson River with far-reaching views & more than half a mile of river frontage. Down a long, winding driveway lies the historic and remarkably well-preserved main house. On the 1st floor, the formal living & dining rooms have exquisite views of the river & are connected by the original arched doors. French doors line the living spaces, opening to the home's wraparound porch & overlooking the surrounding gardens & bluestone dining terrace. Inside, the deep berry-red kitchen was a painstaking collaboration between a local craftsman & the home's designer, with elaborate millwork, an AGA range, multiple restored historic pieces, & ample pantry & appliance storage. The family room, office, library- complete with built-in bookshelves & a characterful indigo Antoinette Poisson wallpaper, and full bath/powder room completes the first floor. The grand staircase twists around, meeting the second-floor landing & the best view in the house, framed by two large windows, the top of which disappears into the home's 'tower'. There are two distinct wings on the second floor - the owner's wing & the guest wing, each with its own staircase & landing. The owner's wing is home to the primary suite & a kid's suite. The primary features vaulted ceilings & large arched French doors that lead out to a balcony. An expansive dressing room with built-in closets & a fireplace and primary bath with freestanding soaking tub facing the Hudson, & an alcoved toilet & shower complete the suite. Down the hall from the primary bedroom is the colorful kid's room with striped Swedish wallpaper & a walk-in closet. The two-toned kid's bath has a claw-foot tub with a shower surround. Second-floor laundry & a large linen closet complete the owner's wing. A long balcony runs along the entire guest wing, offering access via French doors in the double guest suite & the single guest room. The double room features vaulted ceilings, an extra-large walk-in closet, & a full bath. The single room has detailed millwork & playful wallpaper, with its accompanying bathroom down the hall. The home is not short on functional yet tasteful utility spaces, with the ground-floor rooms converted into a laundry room, gardening mudroom, pantry & walk-in refrigerator, as well as significant storage space. The laundry & flower room is painted a deep ochre color, with ample built-in cabinetry, an XL utility sink, open shelving for vases, & two sets of high-capacity washers & dryers. The gardening mudroom has exposed historic brick walls & access to the surrounding herb & flower gardens, wood storage, & the exterior potting station. Ulster Landing, with its 34+ acres, possesses a particularly dynamic landscape, with several rolling wildflower meadows, centuries-old flowering trees, winding walking trails, & a pebble beach along the Hudson River. The heated gunite pool, spa, & surrounding bluestone terrace sit perched on top of a hill overlooking the river, with an outdoor shower & a concealed storage room built in below. The circa 1800s barn, with a long bay currently acting as a garage, still contains much of the property's original maintenance & horse-drawn carriage equipment. Up the driveway towards the property's entrance are the Playhouse & the Gatehouse. The Playhouse, a light-filled mid-century cabin, features a large living space, a kitchenette, a full bath, & a separate room that serves as a gym but could easily be used as a cousins' bunk room, art studio, office, or an overflow guest space. The Gatehouse is original to the property & is currently a charming one-bedroom cottage, ideal for caretakers, staff, or guests. The home is minutes from Kingston's historic district, 15 minutes from Saugerties, Rhinebeck, Red Hook, Tivoli, & the Rhinecliff Amtrak train station, a half hour from Hudson, & just over an hour & a half from New York City.

WhistleWood Farm A rare multi-use estate set on just under 40 acres in the heart of Rhinebeck, NY. Currently operating as a successful bed-and-breakfast, event venue, and horse boarding facility, WhistleWood Farm offers exceptional flexibility for both residential and commercial buyers seeking a true Hudson Valley destination property. Comprised of three parcels totaling nearly 40 acres, the property is equally suited as a private compound, gentleman’s farm, equestrian retreat, boutique hospitality venture, or wellness-focused escape. Existing hospitality and equestrian infrastructure provide a strong foundation for continued or expanded use. The main residence spans approximately 4,500 square feet and features 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, and 2 kitchens—offering remarkable flexibility for private living, guest accommodations, or hospitality operations. Complementing the main house is an beautifully appointed 1,500-square-foot carriage house with three bedrooms and three baths, rich in character and perfectly suited for guests, extended stays, or expanded event and hospitality use. Walking trails through the woods create a rare sense of privacy and connection to the landscape just moments from the heart of Rhinebeck Village—with its celebrated dining, farm-to-table restaurants, boutiques, and nearby Amtrak access. For the tennis enthusiast, premier tennis facilities conveniently located next door further enhance the property’s lifestyle appeal. Open meadows, mature trees, and a coveted Village-adjacent setting make WhistleWood Farm a truly rare offering—equally compelling as a private estate, hospitality investment, or legacy property in the Hudson Valley. Additional features include solar power, further enhancing the property’s efficiency and long-term sustainability.

Step into the perfect blend of historic elegance and modern luxury with this fully renovated circa-1800 Colonial, nestled on a picturesque 1.18-acre parklike lot with direct Esopus Creek frontage. This 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 2,280 sqft home offers refinished original hardwood flooring, spacious living areas, a private beach, and the potential for a motorboat and dock. This home has been lovingly restored blending the original charm with modern comforts. There is a spacious custom kitchen with an oversized quartz island, stainless steel appliances, built-in benches and storage, along with a walk-in pantry and coffee bar. There are three beautiful full bathrooms, including a jack-and-jill between two bedrooms and an elegant spa-like bathroom in the primary suite. Some updates include: new wood siding, new roof, new sheetrock, new mechanical systems, new windows throughout, landscaping, bluestone walkways, stone firepit, stairs and railings to the creek, and more.

In the 1920s, this land held a bluestone barn that served as a gathering place for the local quarry community. A century later, Hallihans Hill still brings people together. Tucked away on a quiet country road in the town of Kingston, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home sits conveniently between Woodstock and Uptown Kingston, with quick access to I-87 and just 15 minutes to the Rhinebeck/Rhinecliff train station for those days you need to hop on a train. Recently renovated with a brand new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and new flooring throughout, this home is move in ready. The space flows effortlessly for entertaining. The kitchen opens to the living room, where a woodstove and radiant floor heating add the right amount of coziness in the colder months. Step through to the screened porch, pure perfection after a long day exploring one of many swimming holes nearby, then out to the deck for evening gatherings under the sky. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is a lofted haven with an ensuite bath. Downstairs, a guest room with a balcony offers fresh air mornings, while a smaller third room works well as an office or a quiet spot for a daybed. The 1.3 acres are manageable enough for weekend use, with room to create your own wellness escape, maybe a sauna, a hot tub, or both. Hallihans Hill is the year round getaway you didn't know you were looking for.

Situated on a quiet bluff and tucked among the trees, this Cottekill property offers the kind of privacy and peace people come to the Hudson Valley searching for, while still being just minutes from everything. Less than 10 minutes to Uptown Kingston, Stone Ridge, and Rosendale, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy some of the area's best hiking, rail trails, farm stands, antiquing, restaurants, live music, and weekend adventures. Offering three bedrooms and two full baths, the home features an easy, comfortable layout that lends itself naturally to everyday living and effortless entertaining. Step out onto the deck for outdoor dining surrounded by nature, where summer nights are filled with fireflies and the stars shine bright without the interruption of city lights. Gather around the firepit with friends after a day exploring the Hudson Valley, swapping stories about your favorite swimming holes, trail hikes, antique finds, or mornings spent wandering local farmers markets. Solid, well maintained, and move in ready, this is the kind of property that allows you to settle in immediately while gradually making it your own. The full basement is already framed and waiting for your vision, whether that's a cozy family room, home office, gym, artist studio, or guest space. There is genuine opportunity here for the next owner to build equity through thoughtful updates while enjoying the home comfortably from day one. Whether you're looking for your very first home, a weekend escape from city life, or simply a quieter pace surrounded by nature, this property offers an opportunity to truly settle into the Hudson Valley lifestyle.

Milan Hall Farm circa 1750 Truly exceptional. Completely private. Set across 87 acres of open field and quiet forest, Milan Hall Farm unfolds as a rare Hudson Valley offering—where land, history, and thoughtful stewardship meet. A winding stream and natural waterfall trace the landscape, alongside a private 1.3 mile walking trail through the woods, all bordered by enduring stone walls that speak to the property’s agricultural past. Protected under conservation easement with the Winnakee Land Trust and New York State forestry program, the land offers both privacy and permanence. The farmhouse, dating to the mid-18th century, has been carefully expanded to accommodate modern living while honoring its origins. Three bedrooms, each with en- suite baths, are complemented by a light-filled conservatory, a quiet library, and multiple gathering spaces anchored by wood-burning stoves. A broad porch overlooks the gardens, while bluestone patios extend living outdoors. The grounds are meticulous—layered gardens, mature plantings, and curated outdoor moments throughout. A separate guest cottage with its own wood-burning stove provides space for extended stays or private retreat. The 1853 post-and-beam barn, equipped with electric and water, offers flexibility as a studio, workshop, or future living space. Additional outbuildings, including a two-car garage, support both function and form. Modern systems—solar power, central air, and a whole-house generator—bring ease and efficiency. Minutes to Rhinebeck Village, Amtrak, and some of the region’s most sought-after dining and shops, yet entirely removed from it all.

Welcome to 120 Dashville Road, an extraordinary, newly constructed eco-luxury estate where world-class architectural theory meets the serene beauty of the Hudson Valley. Designed by renowned architect David Murray and deeply rooted in the design principles of theorist Christopher Alexander (A Pattern Language), this home is a masterclass in how a built environment can foster well-being, harmony, and peace. Stepping inside the 3,675-square-foot residence, you are immediately greeted by an abundance of natural light tracking the sun's natural trajectory. The home’s innovative straw bale construction is subtly revealed through grand, deeply recessed windows and built-in window seats—perfect for losing yourself in a book or watching the local wildlife. Every detail has been meticulously curated to soothe the senses and inspire creativity, featuring soft rounded corners, barrel ceilings, custom handmade tiles, sleeping niches, and secret-door bookcases. The main level offers an effortless flow designed around a gradient of intimacy, featuring a gourmet chef’s kitchen equipped with high-end appliances, an elegant dining space, and a cozy living area anchored by a wood stove. Retreat to the primary suite on the main floor, or ascend the sculptural spiral staircase to find two additional bedrooms, a family room/den, a private office, and a second-floor deck. The bathrooms serve as personal spas, complete with a traditional Japanese Ofuro soaking tub. Outside, the property opens up to a sprawling 34.5-acre private sanctuary encompassing a pristine pond, rolling meadows, and protected wetlands. A separate artist’s studio and a dedicated pottery/potting shed provide the ultimate escape to create without distraction. Though you are tucked away in a world of your own, you are just 15 minutes from the vibrant heart of downtown New Paltz, close to the historic charms of Kingston and Woodstock, and an easy 80-minute drive to NYC. This isn't just a home—it's a lifestyle, an oasis, and a living piece of art.

Burroughs Hill began as a hunting cabin and was expanded in the 1940s by an architect and sculptor who added the great room and basement. Over the past decade, it has been thoughtfully renovated, preserving its original character while adding modern comfort and functionality. Perched above the Hudson with sweeping river views, the home offers 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, and a flexible room that works well as a home office, study, or creative space. Expansive windows and skylights fill the interiors with natural light, while original details from the early 1900s give Burroughs Hill a warm, layered feel. The layout balances open living spaces with cozy private corners. A spacious great room with soaring ceilings flows into a kitchen featuring a Viking electric stove, custom cabinetry, and an island bar. A screened porch offers a quiet spot to take in the panoramic river views. The main level also includes a library and an ensuite bedroom, ideal for guests or flexible living. Upstairs, a skylit room, 2 full baths, an ensuite primary bedroom with Hudson River views and a walk-in closet, and two additional bedrooms were added during the renovation, along with a new main staircase and mudroom. Custom built-ins, hidden storage throughout, and a dedicated indoor gardening alcove add both function and charm. Two separate HVAC systems allow for flexible climate control: radiator heat serves the great room and bedrooms with individual room controls. Outside, hand-built stone walls, winding pathways, and thoughtfully planted gardens create a landscape designed for beauty and ease. Just 90 minutes from New York City, Burroughs Hill is ideal for a weekend retreat or full-time living.

Welcome to the Delamater-Davis House, a tastefully restored circa 1750 stone home on over 4 acres with a lovely creek in the hamlet of Marbletown. Built for the Delamater family, descendents of French Heguenots who immigrated from Artois, France, and later operated as a tavern on the essential connecting road from Kingston into the Catskill Mountains, this designer four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence is one of Marbletown's oldest surviving homes and among the most significant examples of 18th-century Hudson Valley stone architecture. With five fireplaces, original wide-plank floors, hand-hewn beams, and a working restored beehive oven in the kitchen, this storybook property is straight out of a fairytale with the Stony Kill running through the property and spilling over a natural waterfall, making the land as compelling as the house itself. For the first time in more than a century, the home has undergone a comprehensive, historically sensitive restoration, rebuilt from the studs to function beautifully for modern living.An original Dutch door opens to a welcoming kitchen, where rare ash flooring, custom millwork, and a fully restored wood-burning fireplace create a gathering space grounded in the home's history, drawing in the sound of the creek. A second restored wood-burning fireplace warms the living room, and a dining area, powder room, and screened-in porch complete the main level. Upstairs, ceilings have been raised to modern proportions, transforming the second floor into bright and comfortable living spaces. The primary suite features a fully functional gas fireplace and ensuite bath and office, joined by three additional bedrooms, a shared full bath, and an upstairs laundry closet. Two guest bedroom fireplaces retain their original charm and are equipped with gas lines for future installation. The recent restoration was extensive. The home was taken down to the studs and rebuilt using as much original material as possible. The central chimney was reconstructed, all five fireplaces returned to working order, the historic beehive oven carefully rebuilt, ceilings raised, new mechanicals installed, and the floor plan reconfigured for modern living. The oldest windows date to the late 18th century; new historically appropriate windows were added in 2023. The Stony Kill winds through the property and drops over a natural waterfall whose sound carries through the house. In summer, the creek beckons and the land carries the quiet character of the Marbletown countryside, much as it would have when the Delamater family first settled here. Stone Ridge and Kingston are each about fifteen minutes away, with the Ashokan Reservoir and its surrounding trails just down the road. Fording Place, a beloved local spot for creek walks and picnics, is close by; Marbletown Town Park sits just across the Esopus. Farm markets, restaurants, and cultural destinations extend in every direction. The Delamater-Davis House is among the most historically significant and comprehensively restored stone homes in upstate New York.

Here is a magnificent opportunity to build your dream home on 16 pristine, wooded acres — the largest and most private parcel in an idyllic four-lot subdivision. Tucked away at the end of a quiet, private road, this property offers the rare blend of peaceful seclusion and close proximity to everything you need. Surrounded by a lush, serene forest, it's a haven for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, with ample space to explore, unwind, and enjoy the outdoors. Underground electric runs the length of Night Owl Road, preserving the unspoiled natural beauty with no visible power lines in sight. Though it feels worlds away, you're just 8 minutes from charming Stone Ridge and only 12 minutes to Kingston and the NYS Thruway. Woodstock's vibrant arts scene and restaurants are nearby as well — all just 2 hours from NYC. A Board of Health-approved building site is in place, but with so much acreage, the possibilities are endless. Come take a walk through the woods and let your imagination roam.

Welcome to Hickory Hill - Tucked away in the heart of Cottekill, this exceptional property offers the kind of Hudson Valley lifestyle people dream about, private, elevated, and just minutes from Stone Ridge, High Falls, and Kingston. This spacious four-bedroom home blends comfort and style with soaring ceilings, warm inviting living spaces, brand-new white oak hardwood flooring throughout, new heating and cooling systems, on-demand hot water, and a beautifully updated kitchen with brand-new appliances. Designed with both everyday living and entertaining in mind, the home offers a seamless flow from room to room, anchored by a cozy fireplace in the main living area. The expansive basement provides endless flexibility and can easily function as a media room, playroom, gym, creative studio, or home office. Outside, a brand-new 20x40 heated in-ground pool, hot tub, and stunning nearly 500-square-foot pool house with a half bath create a resort-like setting rarely found in the area. Equipped with Mitsubishi splits for efficient heating and cooling, the pool house is ideal as an artist's studio, office, wellness space, or guest retreat. Expansive decking and multiple outdoor lounge areas set the stage for alfresco dining, summer entertaining, and slow mornings surrounded by nature. Privately set back with lush landscaping, mature trees, and an attached garage, the property feels tucked away while remaining incredibly connected. Just moments from the O&W Rail Trail with access to 27 miles of scenic biking and walking trails, and only 15 minutes to Kingston and 20 minutes to New Paltz, this home offers the perfect balance of luxury, nature, and convenience. A true Hudson Valley escape.

Early house with charming changes. All updated. Overlooking stream and pond. On 13+ acres. Meadows and woodland walks. Charming old apple orchard. 3 bedrooms, primary bedroom on ground floor. 2 baths. Fireplace in living room. Swimming pool.

Set at the end of a long, private driveway, Eagle Ridge Estate sits high above the Ashokan Reservoir on over nine secluded acres, offering rare peace, unbroken mountain views, and the quiet grace of a home rooted deeply in history. Surrounded by century-old lilacs and a broad open lawn, this 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom residence spans 3,566 square feet across three floors, with timeless design and intentional craftsmanship in every room. Inside, the home unfolds with warmth and authenticityfrom the original red oak trim and pocket doors to the built-in glass cabinetry, cast iron radiators, and the beautiful maple floors underfoot, to the 9-foot ceilings throughout. The main level offers a gracious layout: formal living and dining rooms, centered by a large woodburning stone fireplace, a bright sunroom-style breakfast room, and a spacious kitchen that overlooks the backyard and pool. The kitchen and baths have been updated over time, yet remain true to the character of the home, including a clawfoot tub and classic tile work. An additional room on the lower level, along with a foyer, provides flexibility for an office, playroom, or creative studio. The beautiful glass oak trimmed French doors lead out to the stone patio and views of the Catskills and Reservoir, offering the perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living. On the top floor, a fully windowed observatory-style space offers 360-degree viewsa truly special setting once used by the home's original owner, J. Waldo Smith, to oversee the construction of the Ashokan Reservoir as eight towns were relocated to make way for one of the most important infrastructure projects in New York's history. Originally constructed by Smith himselfChief Engineer of the Ashokan Reservoirthe home is built from locally quarried Rosendale stone, chosen for its strength and permanence. After the Smith family, the home became part of the Chase family estate, where actor Chevy Chase spent part of his youthadding another layer of cultural legacy to this historic property. Outside, the inground, heated saltwater pool, stone patios, and rolling backyard lawn are ideal for summer gatherings and quiet moments alike. A two-car garage, buried electric lines, a battery back-up system, a standby generator, and a new Buderus boiler ensure the property functions as beautifully as it looks. The high-ceiling basement provides storage and future potential, while mature trees and mountain air frame the entire estate in calm. For those seeking a compound or expanded retreat, the adjacent home is also available for purchase. Inquire for more details.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Woodstock, and set against a backdrop of woods, a gentle stream, and mountain views, this well-maintained home offers flexibility and income potential. The main residence features a welcoming living room, an eat-in kitchen, and a convenient half bath on the first floor. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a full bath provide a functional and comfortable layout, with hardwood flooring throughout. The lower level adds valuable living space with a spacious family room, complete with a pellet stove—perfect for cozy evenings. An attached one-bedroom apartment, with its own private entrance, is ideal for guests, extended family, or rental income. It features a full kitchen, bath, in-unit washer and dryer, and a charming three-season porch with skylights that fill the space with natural light. A rare opportunity to own a versatile property in a peaceful Woodstock setting, surrounded by nature yet close to everything the area has to offer.

Set amid the rolling farmland and quiet country roads of Northern Dutchess County, this extraordinary 34.284-acre property offers a rare opportunity to realize a deeply intentional vision of country living. Originally assembled and improved as the future site of a multi-generational residential compound rooted in the principles of permaculture and regenerative agriculture, the land has been thoughtfully prepared for its next steward. A long gravel drive winds through the landscape alongside an elegant Hamptons-style stone wall, creating a striking sense of arrival. Underground 400-amp electric service is already installed, and Board of Health approval is in place--significant and valuable infrastructure improvements that allow a purchaser to move directly into the planning and building phase. The property itself is both beautiful and functional: open meadows, mature trees, and a year-round stream create a dynamic natural setting ideal for farming, recreation, or a private estate. A versatile multi-use greenhouse remains on-site, supporting agricultural pursuits ranging from seed propagation and specialty growing to year-round cultivation experiments. Privately situated yet accessible to the cultural and culinary destinations of Tivoli, Rhinebeck, Hudson, and the greater Hudson Valley, this is land with both soul and substance--an increasingly rare combination of ecological potential, infrastructure readiness, and long-term vision.

This exceptional parcel, with a private entrance off County Rt 6, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Catskill Mountains. Fully BOH approved and perc tested, it provides an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a serene and scenic location to build a home or investment property. Enjoy the balance of seclusion and accessibility, making it an ideal choice in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Future driveway already roughed in for easy completion. Just minutes from Germantown, Hudson, and Rhinebeck, with easy access to major routes, only 17 minutes to the Taconic Parkway and 23 minutes to I-87, this lot places you in the ideal location for both privacy and convenience.