luxury real estate for sale Saugerties, United States

Hudson River Waterfront Compound An exceptional opportunity to own a private Hudson River waterfront property with the scale, setting, and versatility to become a truly remarkable compound or luxury investment. Privately positioned at the end of a quiet road, the property encompasses approximately 2.4 acres with sweeping Hudson River views, an impressive 266 feet of direct river frontage, a private beach area, and riparian rights providing direct access to the water. The property includes three separate residences, creating an extraordinary foundation for a multi-generational retreat. The main residence offers four-plus bedrooms, while two additional two-bedroom cottages provide possibilities for guest houses, private offices or studios, caretaker accommodation, or rental income. For the visionary buyer, the real attraction is the land and waterfront itself. Reimagine the property as a sophisticated Hudson River estate—an exceptional primary residence or weekend compound where friends can gather against the dramatic backdrop of the river. Restore or and elevate the existing residences, create beautifully landscaped grounds and outdoor entertaining areas, and take full advantage of the property's remarkable relationship to the Hudson. For an investor or developer, the combination of acreage, multiple existing residences, river frontage, privacy, and proximity to some of the Hudson Valley's most desirable destinations presents compelling possibilities. The property offers an opportunity to explore a luxury residential vision designed around its extraordinary waterfront setting. The property is privately sited yet conveniently located near Saugerties, Woodstock and Catskill, with easy access to HITS, celebrated restaurants, galleries, shops, farm markets, cultural destinations, and the year-round recreation for which the Hudson Valley is known. A rare stretch of Hudson River frontage. Three existing residences. 266 feet on the water. One extraordinary opportunity to create a legacy property in the Hudson Valley.

There is a point along the private road where the outside world seems to disappear. Travel nearly half a mile beneath a canopy of trees before turning onto a long private drive, where old stacked stone walls guide you another quarter mile through the landscape. And then, almost unexpectedly, Quarry Ridge reveals itself. Set against the Catskill Mountains and surrounded by 12.4 private acres, this modern farmhouse has a quiet presence that feels entirely at home here. Just beyond the house, a magnificent meadow opens within a frame of old bluestone walls. It is the kind of place that immediately makes you imagine what could be. An entertainment barn strung with lights and filled with friends, another home creating a true Upstate compound, native wildflowers alive with honey bees, or perhaps you do absolutely nothing and let it remain wild. The luxury is having the space to decide. Step inside to a proper foyer, a true receiving place where guests can arrive and settle in without feeling rushed into the rest of the home. A powder room and private sauna are conveniently located here, just right for warming up after an afternoon hiking or snowshoeing your own land. Nearby, a flexible office and den with its own separate entrance creates an ideal work from home setup for a doctor, therapist, massage therapist, consultant or anyone who wants to welcome clients without bringing them through the private areas of the house. The home begins to reveal its understated luxury as you move beyond the foyer into the airy chef's kitchen and dining room. An oversized island creates a natural gathering place, while on chilly days the warm glow of the wood burning stove becomes a welcome focal point. From here, the house opens into a sun filled great room anchored by an enormous stone fireplace. Walls of windows and three sets of French doors draw the landscape inside, while the wraparound porch extends the living space outdoors for morning coffee, long dinners with friends and watching the mountains change with the seasons. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a dramatic glimpse of the ever changing Catskill Mountains, a grand display of all four seasons framed just beyond the windows. The spacious bath offers a soaking tub, separate shower and double vanity. Two additional bedrooms complete this level. A loft has been thoughtfully arranged as a wellness and reflection space for yoga, meditation or simply a moment of stillness. Nearby, a cozy reading room looks across the property toward the soaring Catskills. There is something special about the juxtaposition, an intimate place to read, learn or reflect while looking out onto the vastness of the wilderness and perhaps catching a glimpse of something larger than ourselves. What stays with you most is the relationship between the house and the land. Eagles overhead, deer crossing the lawn, stars filling a dark night sky, wildflowers moving in the breeze and mountains that never look quite the same twice. All of this privacy is only minutes from Woodstock Village. A property with presence, land with possibility and a home that offers something increasingly rare, the space to experience the Catskills exactly as you imagined them.

Welcome to the Goat Hill House. Set on 18.15 acres, this Scandinavian inspired modern barn is flawless. Surrounded by wild Blueberry bushes on all sides, this brand new build is a rare find: Design-forward, built for efficiency, and boasting ultimate privacy- yet only five minutes from the town of Woodstock. Black-stained siding, a matching standing seam metal roof, and crisp black-framed windows give the house its distinct modern look. Inside, the design forward floor plan unfolds under cathedral ceilings while finished wide-plank oak floors complement the modern kitchen and living room. Double-pane windows fill every room with light. Built for year-round comfort, with a low operating cost, the property functions with superior insulated windows, central AC, baseboard heat, ductless mini-splits, and ENERGY STAR appliances throughout. An incredibly easy property to maintain and comfortable in every season. With 18.15 acres of true seclusion and R2 zoning, the property has room to grow. A guest house, studio, barn, or full multi-structure compound are all possible on this prime lot location. Minutes to Woodstock, Saugerties, Kingston and Rhinebeck. And an easy drive to all the best hiking, biking, swimming and nature Ulster County has to offer. This private, design-forward retreat mixes beautiful architecture, acreage, and flexibility to match.

A little house with a lot of possibility, perfectly positioned in the heart of the Catskills. Set on more than 1.5 acres in the charming town of Saugerties, this three bedroom home offers an approachable opportunity to put down roots in one of the Hudson Valley's most sought after areas. With a petite footprint of just under 1,000 square feet, the home offers an inviting canvas to personalize over time while enjoying everything that makes this location so desirable. Outside is where this property really shines. A nicely landscaped yard framed by mature hardwoods and towering evergreens creates a beautiful sense of privacy, with plenty of room to garden, gather around the fire, entertain friends or simply enjoy having your own piece of the Catskills. Just minutes from the Village of Saugerties, HITS and the Hudson River, and approximately 20 minutes from Hunter Mountain, the location puts four seasons of the Hudson Valley and Catskills within easy reach. Hiking, skiing, boating, golf, great restaurants and the villages and small towns that make this area so special are all close by. For those looking for an accessible entry into the Hudson Valley, this is a compelling place to begin.

A c1854 farmhouse, thoughtfully reimagined for a modern way of living. This meticulously restored compound brings together the romance and character of an original Hudson Valley farmhouse with a level of design, craftsmanship, and functionality that feels entirely current. Original hand-hewn beams, historic proportions, and authentic materials remain at the heart of the home, while a complete gut renovation has introduced sophisticated finishes and effortless everyday comfort. The main residence offers three bedrooms and 2.5 completely renovated baths, with a new kitchen wing designed to be both highly functional and beautifully understated. Custom inset cabinetry, aged brass hardware, a Shaw farmhouse sink, and Carrara marble counters and backsplash create a warm, tailored backdrop for a suite of high-end appliances including Bertazzoni and Bosch. Throughout the home, original 1850s beams have been carefully preserved, while a refinished original brick mantel—restored using a period-appropriate plaster technique—anchors the living spaces with genuine old-world character. The second-floor ceiling height has been raised to create a greater sense of volume and ease, while the home’s new bathrooms pair custom shiplap and Zellige tile with House of Rohl and Waldorf vanities. Antique brass lighting throughout adds another layer of quiet sophistication. Across the property, the fully rebuilt one-bedroom guest cottage creates a private and beautifully independent retreat for friends, family, or extended stays. Inspired by the simplicity and utility of Shaker design, the cottage has substantial solid beams and raised ceilings, while its open entertaining space centers around a custom kitchen featuring reclaimed wood cabinetry, an oversized island in rugged concrete quartzite, and Bosch appliances. The bath continues the property’s elevated material palette with gorgeous Tundra Gray marble and Charlotte Perriand sconces. The compound is further enhanced by a detached two-car garage, already connected with upgraded electrical infrastructure and offering compelling potential as a future studio, creative workspace, or additional guest space. Outside, the property has been comprehensively transformed with new siding and paint, privacy fencing, and extensive landscaping. Beautiful stone and gravel hardscaping and garden beds create a series of inviting outdoor spaces that feel both polished and natural. Behind it all is comprehensively updated infrastructure: new electrical, plumbing, HVAC and ducting, roofing, Marvin windows and doors, hardwood flooring, and septic in the main residence; a structurally rebuilt cottage with new plumbing, electrical, roof, and efficient split systems; underground electrical connecting the main house, cottage, and garage; upgraded 200-amp service with all-new wiring and panels; and two new septic systems, including a 1,000-gallon system for the main house and a separate 500-gallon system for the cottage. Part sophisticated country retreat, part design-forward compound, this exceptional property offers the flexibility and privacy today’s lifestyle demands. Host friends without sacrificing personal space, create room for work or artistic pursuits, offer the property as a flexible short- or long-term rental, and enjoy the soulful authenticity of an 1854 farmhouse—completely restored for the next chapter.

Set on 3.1 acres along a quiet country road in Saugerties, 52 Fawn Road is a beautifully preserved 1963 home where warm woods, expansive windows and clean architectural lines sit easily within the surrounding landscape. The three-bedroom home retains much of its original midcentury character. The centerpiece is the expansive wood-paneled living room, with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and banks of casement windows that frame the lawn, woods and landscape beyond from nearly every direction. Natural materials and simple lines are complemented by iconic Noguchi paper pendants, whose soft light feels particularly at home within the architecture. The adjoining dining room is bright and understated, with large windows filtering sunlight across the room throughout the day. A series of quieter spaces provide places to read, work or retreat, while open sightlines and generous proportions make the house equally well suited to gathering. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are serene and simply finished, with soft natural light and views into the surrounding trees. Original details and a restrained material palette give the rooms a sense of calm that carries throughout the house. The setting is an important part of the property. Broad lawn gives way to woods, creating privacy and a sense of seclusion from the quiet road, while gorgeous mountain views rise beyond the property and give the landscape a remarkable sense of depth. Late afternoon is particularly beautiful, when golden light moves across the lawn and the mountains beyond; by dusk, the house itself begins to glow against the landscape. A hot tub offers another way to enjoy the property well into the evening. A detached garage provides useful additional space and could make a fabulous studio or workshop. 52 Fawn Road is a distinctive Saugerties property: warm, architectural and wonderfully private, with gorgeous mountain views and an unusually strong connection between the house and its setting.

Welcome to 248 Stoll Road. Set on 5.6 flat acres along one of Saugerties' most desirable country roads, this architect-designed property offers complete privacy, architectural character and an exceptional location. Designed by local architect Jess Walker, the home centers around a barrel-vaulted great room with an open-concept kitchen and living space. The living room features maple flooring, abundant natural light and a Rais wood stove, which anchors the space. French doors and generous glazing draw the natural setting indoors and lead to an outdoor area overlooking the expansive backyard and bluestone outcroppings. The home office with built-in maple desk and pocket door provides a private, dedicated workspace. Hot water baseboard heat keeps the house comfortable, while a stand-up attic and generous crawl space provide excellent storage. Outside, red cedar shake siding, white trim and a standing-seam metal roof give the home a restrained, timeless character. A covered entry and broad lawn complement the natural setting, with surrounding acreage offering room to garden, explore and enjoy the landscape. Offered for the first time, the home enjoys exceptional privacy, with no neighboring homes visible from the house. The property is minutes to Woodstock, Saugerties, Kingston and Rhinebeck and an easy drive to all the best hiking, biking, and nature Ulster County has to offer. 248 Stoll is a timeless property distinguished by its architecture, setting and location.

Tucked along a quiet wooded ridge just five minutes from the heart of Woodstock, 400 Stoll Road is a rare 8.09-acre offering for the buyer who wants privacy, dramatic natural beauty, and a clear path to building. Significant professional due diligence and infrastructure work has already been completed, including: - Approved, engineered septic plan delivered with property (3-bedroom) + full well plan and survey - Widened, code-compliant, graded driveway - Full architectural plans by Walker Architecture + detached studio concept by Two Studios - Complete solar-integration study - Material/finish specifications Privacy here is permanent. The property directly abuts the 88-acre Sloan Gorge Preserve, maintained by the Woodstock Land Conservancy, with hiking trails extending right from the lot into protected woodlands of streams, rock formations, and year-round scenic beauty. The land's defining character is its geology. A former bluestone quarry and exposed bluestone ledges give the ridge remarkable texture, with dramatic rock outcroppings woven throughout the site and walking paths meandering across the property. From the upper ledge, the natural building site, views open in two directions: east toward the Berkshire Mountains and looking the opposite way, up to majestic Overlook Mountain. Secluded and serene, yet minutes to Woodstock's restaurants, shops, and galleries- and just 5 minutes to the village of Saugerties- it's an ideal base for the world-class hiking, biking, swimming, dining, and culture of the Hudson Valley. What truly sets 400 Stoll Road apart is how much groundwork is already done. The driveway has been professionally widened and graded to code, and the parcel will be delivered build-ready with approved, engineered septic plan for a three-bedroom residence, a full well plan, and a complete survey by Praetorius and Conrad. Secluded, build-ready, and unlike anything else on the market, 400 Stoll Road must be seen in person to be fully appreciated. Please note the first 3 photos are renderings* Shown by appointment only.

At the end of a private drive, a custom red cedar gate opens onto your own private realm. Tucked into the woods on 9.7 private acres, with an additional 8 acre parcel included in the offering, this is a true retreat, designed with extraordinary intention and a rare connection to the land, just two hours from NYC. Every window, patio, and gathering space was oriented toward the mountains, the rock formations, and the quiet of the surrounding wooded landscape. The main house, 2,800 square feet, offers single level living, anchored by an open living, dining, and kitchen space with soaring ceilings and windows that bring the Catskills into view straight ahead. A wood burning fireplace centers the living area, while a relief sculpture doubles as a hidden panel, concealing a smart TV, with surround sound built throughout the home. The kitchen's waterfall island, finished in leathered stone, offers generous space for cooking and gathering, framed by a mirrored backsplash, with two oversized French doors opening to the wrap around deck for seamless connection to the natural world. The primary suite opens to a private stone patio, an outdoor shower, and a cedar soaking tub set against natural rock outcroppings, a place to greet the morning or unwind at the end of the day. Two additional well proportioned bedrooms, one with an en suite bath, a flex space tucked behind a long sliding door suited to an office or library, a laundry room, and a half bath complete the main house. Just beyond, the guest house, 1,350 square feet and lined in Nordic spruce with floor to ceiling windows, is a truly exceptional multifunctional space within the compound. Dedicated living and kitchen areas, a half and full bath, dedicated laundry, and built in speakers lead to a soaring loft space behind sliding doors, large enough for gatherings, music, retreats, or an artist studio. A third structure, the garage and workshop building, 550 square feet, adds a heated carport, a dedicated workshop with a sink and a window framing the views, and additional garage space with EV charging, offering flexibility for projects, storage, or future use. A river stone path winds through a landscaped zen garden, connecting each structure. Flat lawn for entertaining, rock outcroppings to wander among, and a walled perennial garden with greenhouse and raised beds round out the grounds. A whole house generator, security system, and two wells provide comfort and peace of mind, while the newest structure is ready for solar. This property must be experienced in person. Online presentations cannot capture the connection to the land, or the depth of care and renovation in every structure, stone wall, path, and the nurtured landscape surrounding them. This is unquestionably a one of a kind creation, thoughtfully designed as a serene private sanctuary, just steps from all the Hudson Valley has to offer.

White Feather Farm is one of the Hudson Valley's most distinctive private estates, where historic architecture, ecological stewardship and refined country living are set across 65 extraordinary acres. Organic fields, mountain-view meadows, wetlands, tributaries, woodlands, orchards, beehives, pollinator habitats and native plantings create a richly layered landscape fed by a spring-fed pond.At the heart of the estate stands a beautifully restored 18th-century stone farmhouse, expanded and enhanced with exceptional care. Original Dutch doors, wide-plank floors, exposed stone walls and hand-hewn beams speak to the home's roots, while thoughtful renovations provide comfort and functionality throughout.The principal living spaces are warm, inviting and richly textured. Exposed stone walls, original beams and custom millwork create a sense of history and comfort throughout. A welcoming sitting room with French doors opening to the grounds flows into a series of interconnected gathering spaces, including a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace and a dining room crowned by a lofted gallery above.The centerpiece of the home is an exceptional chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry, soapstone countertops, dual islands, two farmhouse sinks and an eight-burner Wolf range. A vaulted dining area, warmed by a propane stove and bathed in natural light, offers an inviting setting for relaxed gatherings and conversation. Two main-floor principal suites enjoy garden views. The East Wing offers a private sitting room, spa-inspired bath and walk-in dressing room, while the West Wing combines rustic elegance with exposed stonework, hand-finished walls, private study, dressing room and spa-like bath with oversized steam shower. Also tucked away on the main level is a versatile ensuite room, offering privacy and flexibility for guests, work, or quiet retreat. Upstairs, two additional guest bedrooms are served by a full bath with antique clawfoot tub and an ensuite powder room.Outside, bluestone pathways connect a stone terrace with wood-fired oven, an English garden with raised beds and space for quiet contemplation, a heated yoga studio/gym and a log cabin with stone fireplace. At the center, a private stone courtyard offers a sheltered setting for dining and entertaining.Beyond the residence, a remarkable collection of structures is woven throughout the landscape. Among the most notable is the Broken Wing Barn, a restored circa-1750 post-and-beam structure centered around a soaring timber-framed gathering space suited to dinners, retreats, workshops, performances and celebrations. A lofted library/workspace, kitchen, office and sitting areas and one-and-a-half baths support a wide range of uses.Equally distinctive is a Hartley Botanic greenhouse imported from England, with radiant-heated bluestone floors, exceptional craftsmanship and versatility. A further substantial working greenhouse supports the estate's medicinal and edible gardens, orchards and productive growing areas, while a relocated 19th-century timber-frame barn with equipment storage and walk-in refrigeration supports agricultural, horticultural and estate operations. Additional structures, including a sugar shack, farm stand, potting shed and poultry coops, contribute beauty and function. A detached garage with one-bedroom apartment provides flexible accommodations for estate management or guests, while a covered carport with EV charging adds convenience. Minutes from Woodstock and within easy reach of the Catskills and the Hudson Valley's celebrated dining, cultural, recreational, and skiing destinations, White Feather Farm offers a rare combination of privacy, beauty and versatility. Equally suited as a private estate, a place for gathering and hospitality, or a property with established short-term rental and event capabilities, it presents a singular opportunity to become the next steward of one of the region's most distinctive estates.