luxury properties for sale Rockland County, United States

Welcome to 30 Burrows Lane. Located in the very desirable hamlet of Blauvelt, NY in the South Orangetown Schools District. A blend of modern updates and classic charm, this colonial style home sits on a generous .34 acre lot, offering privacy and tranquility. The home boasts 4 bedrooms and 2 full and 1 half baths, providing ample space for comfortable living. Updated island kitchen with built-ins, a farm sink and stainless steel appliances. Additionally, there is a cozy living room with gas fireplace and beautiful hardwood floors. Perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. Formal dining room. An enclosed screen porch adds to the living space and provides a peaceful retreat. Master bedroom is highlighted with skylight and hardwood floors. Laundry area on main level for convenience. Full basement featuring a workshop and artist studio. A lovely home overlooking private backyard with potting shed. Close proximity to library, schools, walking/biking/hiking trails, shopping.

Endearing, early 19th century home, sensitively restored and located across from the Hudson River with wonderful views from almost every room. Live the waterfront lifestyle close to boat marinas, waterfront parks, restaurants, and nestled between two historic Hudson Riverfront villages of Piermont and Nyack. Feel an excitement as soon as you enter the front door, passing through its beautiful and private, garden and landscaping, to its bright and sunny interior. Through the years the home has been expanded and renovated, and it offers a wood burning fireplace with a stone mantel, period newel post, antique Dutch door, pine and oak floors, period panel doors/screen-storm doors, old wavy glass, stone patios, updated kitchen and baths, wonderful sandstone steps and walls, and an old fashion storage shed and separate garage. This comfortable home offers four rooms on the first floor: living room, dining room/den, glassed in sitting room/den, kitchen and half bath. Second floor has three bedrooms and bath. Just behind the house and up a small rise, is a flat, hidden area of the property, which is undeveloped and offers spectacular views of the Hudson on the east, and up close views of the sandstone outcroppings in the rear/west. The 10+ mile nature trail/Erie Rail trail, is just above the property. Living at 115 River Road offers an easy lifestyle, for the active person who enjoys using the Hudson River, or walking/hiking/jogging/biking, etc., or one who simply wants a bucolic spot to relax, enjoy gardening, or desire a wonderful place to work from home. River Road was originally a foot trail for native Americans to travel to and from the river, later a horseback trail and finally a road. It's been called the prettiest road in Rockland County. It recently underwent a huge, multi-million dollar rebuild and sidewalks were added for easier access for residents. Active sandstone/brownstone quarries were located behind this home and quarried until the early/mid 1800s. In the later part of the 19th/early 20th century, there was a active yacht club directly across the street. The only element that remains of it today, is a bell tower. 115 River Road has been owned by many through the years. One family of particular note, were brothers, Charles and Daniel Frohman, in the 1890s. They started their careers in the American Theater as actors in the early days of Broadway, and later became theatrical producers and managers. Grandview attracted many actors at the turn of the century and there were several boarding houses and hotels that attracted successful New Yorkers of the day, including Diamond Jim Brady and actress, Lillian Russell, who were regulars to Grandview. The Frohman brothers developed a system of road companies that would tour the nation while the shows also played in NYC. In 1890s, Frohman co-founded the Theatrical Syndicate, a nationwide chain of theaters that dominated the American touring company business for more than two decades. They produced top hits of the day. Frohman also went into business with Adolph Zukor, another Rockland County resident, who was one of the three founders of Paramount Studios. A very special place. Nothing compares to 115 River Road!

Lovely and full of light, this one-bedroom apartment on the Hudson River has a breathtaking southern view and an open, airy floor plan. This unit features a renovated kitchen, updated bathroom with walk-in shower, hardwood floors, private terrace, and lots of closet space. A new murphy bed hides away in the living room, but is easily pulled down to accommodate a guest. This well-maintained, elevator building has a laundry room, gym equipment, on-site parking, and private storage units available. The bright and sunny common room is used for games, meetings and socializing; and leads out to a spectacular salt-water pool on the banks of the Hudson River. Enjoy river access for kayaks, etc. and the riverfront areas for BBQs. Walk to shops, restaurants, and year-round farmer’s market in charming Nyack, or commute via bus to Tarrytown and MetroNorth, or Coach bus directly to NYC.

A true Nyack Gem. This former residential home was converted to office space in the 1990's. May revert back to residential with a variance approval. This charming village Colonial is set across from the Hudson River with expansive river views. An inspiring setting. Main room on first level features a soaring two story ceiling. Tall windows and skylights bring an abundance of natural light throughout. Beautiful hardwood floors and French doors. Updated and freshly painted. Features include eat in Kitchen (no stove) and one full and two half baths. Second level has two more rooms and a full bath. An additional room can be added. Bonus third level features finished open space, a half bath, skylights and large windows facing the river. Generac generator. Parking for 5 cars. An exciting Rivertown village to work, play and live. Steps to river, restaurants, cafes, parks, farmers market, transportation and more.

Beautifully renovated, 19th century colonial style home, with a charming, covered porch, situated on a private, one acre lot with a huge lawn, that is tucked behind a lovely 125-year-old stone wall. Hook Mountain is in the background and the Hudson River is in the rear. In addition, this site, offers an exciting village lifestyle, with Main Street a short distance away, and over 2,000 acres of parkland on the river, a short walk away. The home is approximately 4,000sf with an oversized two car garage and a huge deck overlooking the river. It's reminiscent of a 19th century home often found in the South, from a bi-gone era. It offers a large front porch that runs the width of the house with five sets of double French doors. Its center set of doors are larger and feature a Transom widow on top. These doors are the focal point of the great room and bring bright sunlight into the home and create an open feeling. This room also features a period style, winding, semi-circular staircase, which is in the middle of the great room, creating a dramatic entrance. There's also a wood burning fireplace, 20+ft ceilings, and open access to the family room, modern kitchen - which has a second fireplace in the dining area, and a huge outdoor deck that faces the Hudson River. In addition to these spaces there are three family rooms/dens, five bedrooms, including a first-floor bedroom and bath. The garage attaches to a large mudroom, and there is a basement. Nyack offers a variety of international restaurants and shops, extensive hiking trails, access to the Hudson River, tennis courts, marinas, golf and NYC transportation. This unique home was built on the property of a historic circa 1896 home, Watercrest, built as a summer home for R. Dickinson Jewett, who had homes in NYC and Washington D.C. Truly, nothing compares to this unique gem.

The Meeting House, also known as The Big House, an extraordinary stone house from the 1700s, with 23 thick stone walls, 10 ft ceilings, hand hewn beams, important 18th century cabinetry and paneling, wide pine board floors, 5 fireplaces, country kitchen and a huge front porch that spans 93 ft long. Known in historical documents as The Big House, a large English Manor House, constructed of local field stone, was a front row seat to many important events that shaped the future of our country during the Revolutionary War. One can feel this rich history and provenance the minute you walk in the front door, passing through the 18th century sidelight and transom windows. Imagine living 30 minutes away from NYC in a historic district, walking distance to 3,000 acres of parkland and just a few minutes to the Hudson River. This home has amazing architectural details and can accommodate any interior look or style, from country chic to elegant Federal style. This was the meeting place where George Washington met General (Marquis de) Lafayette and Baron Von Steuben; and Martha Washington stopped for tea. British traitor to America, Major Andre, was whisked away in front of the Big House, en route to trial and ultimately his hanging. The meeting house is where spies and patriots talked and plotted the future of our union. Interesting to note, that the current owner's 4th generation great grandfather was the Aid-de-Camp for Lafayette, Jeremiah Keeler, who must have visited his 4th Gen-great-grandaughter's home with Lafayette Six degrees of Separation! The Big House is also featured in many books and articles about the history of Rockland County (then part of Orange County) because of its importance in both history and architecture. It is situated on 1.73 acres, and the adjoining 2.7 acre lot can be purchased separately for $995,000; buyer of house has first right of refusal; MLS # 6464742. It's listed in the National and NYS Registry of Historic Places and is in the Snedens Landing Historic District. The Big House has been lovingly restored by the current owners over the last 40+ years. Living in Snedens Landing/Palisades is awesome! There is a Snedens Landing Tennis Association available for residents to play for a small fee. The local library, Palisades Community Center and The Market/Filling Station, is a short walk away. The village of Piermont is a 5 minute drive, and offers lots of restaurants, marinas, art galleries and other shops, as does the village of Nyack too. Whole Foods is a short 10 minute drive. This home is a national treasure and a piece of American history. Nothing compares! There is nothing like The Big House!

Treeline Terrace is a secluded cul-de-sac of homes, nestled on a hillside overlooking the Hudson River, and is situated between the historic villages of Piermont and Nyack, in a bucolic, private, setting. This home's location on the western side of the street, provides for better water views, and a more tranquil setting. Its property is beautifully maintained, and offers a rich, lush, landscape. The home's open floor plan offers a huge great room with 16ft ceilings, a large stone fireplace, and opens to a large and sunny eat in kitchen. The kitchen has lots of cabinet space, a center island and sliding glass doors to the rear yard, that features a large patio, BBQ area, hot tub and beautiful koi pond with waterfall. There is plenty of room in the yard to install a pool too! The front of the house has a large, bright and sunny entry hall, that opens to the living room and dining room, which all face the Hudson River. The home also features a first floor bedroom, and there is a very large primary suite on the second level, with a den, a dedicated huge bath with separate tub and shower, and much closet space too. There are two additional bedrooms which share a bath on this level. The enormous unfinished basement with approximately 18ft high ceilings offers limitless possibilities. And there is an oversized three car garage and much more. The home offers easy access to public transportation. New York City is only 35 minutes away. Live the good life in a lush, private setting overlooking the Hudson River in the lower Hudson Valley!