luxury properties with sea view for sale New York, United States

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.

Known for its sweeping mountain and lake views, two private beaches (one for swimming and one where owners can store and launch kayaks, canoes row boats, etc.), club house and authentic charm, Indian Park celebrates lake life at its best. Located on the west shore of Greenwood Lake, sunrise is a spectacle to be seen and colors unfold like a Jasper Cropsey painting. This Hudson River School painter found inspiration here and his lasting landscapes of Greenwood Lake are testament to the natural beauty which abounds. 173 Brook Trail captures the essence of this authenticity with its stone fireplace, sunroom office with sweeping views, stargazing balcony and expansive deck space for grilling, lounging and recharging in the Swedish outdoor sauna. Complete with 3 bedrooms, a remodeled kitchen, recent upgrade of central air and spilt units, and a brand-new furnace, just installed this March, the house is move-in ready or turn-key as a STR, which it is currently permitted for.

A rare offering in one of Stony Brook’s most picturesque waterfront settings. This beautifully appointed 6-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence offers approximately 3,000 sq. ft., water views, gracious living spaces and beautifully landscaped grounds, just moments from historic Stony Brook Village and the harbor. For Sale , $2,125,000 For Rent , $10,000/month, fully furnished

A reimagined 1880s toll booth on 55+ private acres with stream frontage, wooded trails, and rolling Mohawk Valley views — where one-of-a-kind character meets serious land, at a fraction of Hudson Valley prices. Evermore Glen is a rare pairing: a cottage with a story you won't find anywhere else, set on over 55 acres of diverse, usable land. The home began its life as the local toll booth in 1880 and has been thoughtfully reimagined into an intimate, character-rich retreat, the kind of place that feels like it was always meant to be here, tucked into this hillside along a sparkling stream. Inside, every detail has soul. Original wide-plank floors carry the patina of nearly 150 years. A fireplace that anchors the main living space. The primary bedroom's vaulted ceiling and exposed beams open the room skyward, while the second floor offers a storybook sitting area perfect for reading, writing, or working remotely. Thoughtful updates in 2007 added modern comfort without disturbing the character — this is a home that wraps around you. Then step outside and the scale shifts entirely. Over 55 acres of rolling meadow, mature hardwood forest, ATV and hiking trails, and a stream winding through the property give you room to roam, hunt, fish, snowshoe, or simply breathe. The land invites endless possibility — agriculture, timber, hunting, a future second structure, or simply the peace of knowing it's all yours. And the toll booth cottage gives you a truly unique home from day one. Just a short drive from historic Cooperstown, the Baseball Hall of Fame, Otsego Lake, and the shops, dining, and cultural attractions of the Mohawk Valley. The perfect marriage of acreage and a home unlike any other.

Wake to the quiet rhythm of Great Sacandaga Lake—soft water against the shoreline, morning light stretching across the middle basin, and the occasional paddleboard or kayak cutting through glassy stillness. Welcome to Westward Estate, an exceptionally maintained Great Sacandaga Lake year-round retreat where thoughtful design, enduring quality, and an unmatched sunset-facing setting come together on one of the lake’s most desirable stretches. Offering 65 feet of privately permitted shoreline access exclusive to the property, this residence captures what lake life is meant to feel like—days spent on the water, evenings watching the sky turn gold and violet, and nights spent under open Adirondack stars. Positioned on the western-facing side of the lake, this is where you experience the true signature of Sacandaga living: unobstructed sunsets dropping directly behind the Adirondack Mountains. While other areas of the lake face sunrise and flatter terrain, this side delivers the dramatic evening light and mountain silhouette that define the region’s most sought-after views. A newly paved driveway leads you through beautifully designed and carefully maintained grounds, where mature landscaping, irrigation, and intentional plantings create a setting that feels established, private, and effortless. Every element reflects consistent care and long-term stewardship. Across the road, a broad stretch of lawn opens toward the lake, where a sandy shoreline, stone steps, and a thoughtfully arranged waterfront create an inviting and effortless connection to Great Sacandaga Lake. Whether launching a kayak at sunrise, spending the afternoon on the water, or gathering lakeside as the sun sets behind the Adirondacks, the setting is designed for both comfort and enjoyment. A professionally installed mooring is already in place, capable of accommodating a larger vessel, providing exceptional flexibility for serious lake living. The dock and waterfront setup allow you to move seamlessly between relaxation and recreation, while the setting itself encourages a slower, more intentional pace of life—coffee in hand in the morning, quiet afternoons on the water, and sunset evenings that feel almost cinematic. Built in 2012 and maintained with exceptional attention, the home reflects pride of ownership throughout. Inside, expansive lake-facing windows frame water and mountain views, filling the home with natural light from morning to evening. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring double wall ovens, a gas cooktop, a well-placed center island with built-in wine storage, and seamless flow into both casual and formal dining spaces. Custom built-ins, comfortable gathering areas, and an easy indoor-outdoor connection create a home that feels both refined and relaxed. A spacious Trex composite deck extends from the main living area and is complemented by a remote-controlled retractable awning, allowing for either full sun or shaded comfort throughout the day. Designed for low-maintenance outdoor living and entertaining, it provides the perfect setting for everything from quiet mornings overlooking the grounds to evenings spent enjoying lake breezes and Adirondack sunsets. The lower level adds exceptional flexibility with guest accommodations, recreation space, a full bath, workshop area, and additional rooms adaptable for extended stays, hobbies, or multi-generational living. Additional highlights include an attached garage, a detached two-car garage, and an outbuilding offering flexible use—ideal for storage or potential conversion to additional accommodations. Together, these spaces provide abundant room for vehicles, watercraft, lake gear, and seasonal storage needs. Located just minutes from Broadalbin shops and within easy reach of New York City, Connecticut, and the Capital Region, Westward Estate offers a rare combination of accessibility and retreat—an estate where every day is shaped

Quintessential waterfront cottage with 66 ft of level private frontage, one of a kind stone boathouse and terrace; situated on 2/3 of an acre on the east side of Cayuga Lake. This 2 bedroom one bath vintage cottage is a visit back in time; summers spent at camp. This easily accessible bungalow offers up a cozy Great room / kitchen combo (with antique wood stove), large covered 3 seasons porch, 2 good sized bedrooms and bath. The exterior spaces include an attached lakeside deck, vast grassy yard that stretches from the shoreline across the lane and beyond, carved stone waterfront deck, and functioning stone boathouse (lightly used stored boat conveys) with sundeck above. This charming property, surrounded by newly constructed year-round homes, and served by public water and sewer, can certainly be enjoyed as a generational getaway for many years to come or given the sheer size of the lot; offers buyers the opportunity to build a new home or additional structures. Positioned just outside Union Springs, this location is conveniently minutes away from Aurora, and within 30 minutes to both Ithaca and Skaneateles; towns with vibrant restaurants, shopping and vacation activities. Cayuga Lake, the longest of the Finger Lakes, and second largest, is known for its wonderful boating and fishing, and access through the Erie Canal to other major waterways.

Historic Estate on the Oneida River. Set on over five acres with 517 feet of frontage on the Oneida River, this historic Greek Revival waterfront mansion offers exceptional character, flexibility, and timeless charm. Built in 1818 and registered with the National Register of Historic Places as the Schroeppel Homestead, the property is steeped in local history and enriched by ties to global folklore. Original architectural details have been thoughtfully preserved and beautifully complemented by modern conveniences throughout. The grand front entry showcases original glass accents, interior window shutters, and a spindle staircase opening to more than 4,200 square feet of living space. The home features 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 5 fireplaces, and elegant formal dining and living rooms with ornate ceilings, beautiful pocket doors, and magnificent river views. The gourmet kitchen offers a spacious island, granite countertops, and picturesque views of the backyard. Updated mechanicals, including on-demand hot water and air conditioning, provide everyday comfort while maintaining the home’s historic appeal. The exterior is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, with a grand front balcony, side porch, and back deck offering serene views from multiple vantage points. The grounds include mature gardens, an artificial turf recreation/event space, a cleared lot for abundant parking, wooded trails through the back acreage, and permanent docks with electric service for enjoying the waterfront. This property is optimally located 1.5 miles from the intersection of State Route 31 and 12 miles from downtown Syracuse. The residence sits on a 1.36-acre parcel, with a separate adjacent 3.85-acre parcel included for a combined total of 5.21 acres. Previously operated as the River Edge Mansion Bed & Breakfast, the property has hosted countless overnight guests and numerous events, offering exciting potential for private enjoyment, hospitality, gatherings, or other future improvements and uses.

Pristine and lovingly restored cottage with 138' of private lakefront and unparalleled views of Owasco Lake. This special property nestled on 2/3 of an acre in a private neighborhood of seasonal and year-round homes offers an exceptional retreat experience; cottage in near perfect condition, expansive shale beach with lakeside storage and dock, multiple decks, and classic 3 seasons porch. This charming 3 bedroom one bath bungalow features wood floors and traditional knotty Pine walls and ceilings throughout. The open floor plan offers an updated kitchen with breakfast bar, Great room with wood burning fireplace, first floor laundry, custom-built kitchen prep area and pantry, and the aforementioned screened in porch (a spot no one wants to ever leave). Although, considered seasonal, this vacation home is insulated with propane heat to prolong use for much of the year. The waterfront beach accessed by well-built stairs hosts a dock and lakeside boathouse great for storing kayaks, chairs, and all the play toys needed for the beach. Two sheds are topside and provide convenient storage for everything else. Exterior entertaining for large parties is effortless on the two attached decks and grassy yard with mature trees. Additionally, parking is available to accommodate up to 6 vehicles. This lovely property is truly an uncommon destination to enjoy lakeside living in at its best; all the hard work has been done, vacation awaits.

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.

This spacious 3-story home in Gerritsen Beach sits on a double lot and offers beautiful ocean views, abundant outdoor space, and access to the neighborhood's private beach. The ground-level basement features a built-in garage, ¾ bath, workshop, additional recreation space, and direct access to the yard with a covered patio. The main level offers an oversized sun-filled living room with hardwood floors, a spacious dining area, an eat-in kitchen with hardwood cabinetry and stainless steel appliances, a full bath, two split A/C units, and a bedroom ideal for guests or a home office. The second floor features three generously sized bedrooms plus a large bonus room that can easily serve as a fourth bedroom or family room. The primary bedroom includes two closets, access to a ¾ bath, and a private terrace with stunning ocean views. The spacious yard offers plenty of room for entertaining, relaxing, or reinstalling a pool. Additional highlights include a roof just 5 years old, a 13-year-old boiler, a built-in garage, and ample street parking. An exceptional opportunity to own a generously sized home in one of Gerritsen Beach's most desirable waterfront locations.

With approximately 200 feet of direct ocean frontage on one of Sagaponack's most private and prestigious lanes shared by only three other homes, this is a generational opportunity rarely seen on the East End. Two separate parcels (both with deeded beach access), protected by a non-conforming pre-existing rock revetment, offer extraordinary potential in a setting that is as private as it is breathtaking. The main residence is a commanding, nearly 9,000 sq. ft., modern beach house-built with substance and intention. Floor to ceiling walls of glass open the home to the serene ocean landscape, offering uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean and dramatic sunsets over a neighboring pond. Terraces spill out toward a pool, spa, and wildflower meadow that runs all the way to the dunes, where a pre-existing (and grandfathered) pavilion and private stairs deliver you directly to one of the widest stretches of beach in the Hamptons. A pre-existing, non-conforming lower level is fully built out with staff quarters, wine cellar, gym, game room and more. The home's scale, quality construction, and excellent condition make it an ideal canvas for reimagination-whether reconfiguring the interior or elevating the existing design to match its surroundings. Directly across the private gravel drive, the second parcel offers a blank slate with deeded ocean access and its own executive golf course. It's perfectly suited for a guest house, expanded estate grounds, or added amenities like tennis and pickleball. This is not just a property - it's a true compound - in one of the most coveted oceanfront enclaves in the world.