luxury property for sale Saugerties, United States

Twenty-One North Road was built in 1894. For nearly half a century, it was home to its most recent owner, who served for a time as mayor of Tivoli. Its five-color exterior palette, at once playful and understated, was one he chose and painted himself. The vines he tended still run along the wraparound porch, and a mowed path leads through the property to Stony Creek. The house sits on 2.21 acres in the village of Tivoli, with four bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths. Inside, the rooms are gracious without being grand, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the front parlor and two marble mantels, each with its own pattern and ornament. There are wide- and narrow-board floors, pocket doors, built-ins, and other details that reveal themselves as you move through the house. The property runs all the way to Stony Creek and continues onto the far bank, with a mowed path to take you there. At the water's edge, a small cascade runs over stone. Beside the house is a two-story outbuilding with electricity, a workshop/garage on the first floor and walk-up storage above. Its windows were salvaged from a 19th-century church. And then there's Tivoli. On Broadway, people walk for coffee, fresh bread, dinner, dessert in a cup or a cone, and late-night cocktails. Kaatsbaan Cultural Park is right in the village, Bard is just down the road, and Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Rhinecliff and Hudson are a short drive away. A 19th-century beauty, on more than two acres, with Stony Creek at the end of a path, in the coolest village around.

River Watch is quietly set back from the road and poised at the top of a hill. This purposefully chosen setting offers both Hudson River and Catskill Mountain views - sunsets are glorious. The hamlet is known as Young America and the residence, an 1890 Folk Victorian, reflects the artistry and design of a not so young American era. The rocking chair front porch, with its requisite turned posts and detailed brackets, sets the tone for the entire experience of serenity and charm. Enter through two sets of crafted double doors, via the vestibule, and into a sundrenched living room. Here we have built-in bookcases and cabinetry as well as double multi-light French doors which lead to the flower garden. The formal dining room, also imbued with magical light, easily provides space for vast farmers' market-fare meals prepared in the country kitchen with its generous butcher-block island. Wide doors open onto a large deck for al fresco meals and where your potted herbs and flowers will adorn both taste and table. Entertaining made simple. In every season. Throughout the house we have a mix of wide and medium board floors as well as traditional cottage style plank doors with wrought iron handles. The second floor is reached via two separate interesting staircases. Upstairs we have two landings, three quite comfortable bedrooms, and two full baths; yes, one with a claw-foot tub. The one-acre property is exquisitely dotted with old-growth trees and fenced flower as well as vegetable gardens. A silver maple on the east border might be the oldest tree in Germantown! Down the gravel driveway, along a laid stone wall, we reach a building. Within is a 2-car garage and fabulous studio! Presently used for pottery, but clearly available for your own, long-delayed artistic expression - No matter the medium: Sculpture, paint, movement, writing. If you think of it, it can be done here. Mostly. The vehicular area is so large it can be divided to provide for other desired space - gym, workshop, greenhouse, home office, or perhaps pool house. The property beyond this structure is open and level offering the perfect situation for a pool. At the north border, we have a sheltered brook which is a tranquil gift, a place to listen to her melodic sounds. Less than a one mile walk into the village center of Germantown, yet a world apart.

Discover endless possibilities with this versatile 3 bedroom single family residence in the heart of Catskill's vibrant Commercial Business District. Offering over 1,600 square feet of living space, this property is perfect for investors, entrepreneurs, or anyone seeking a flexible live/work environment. Step inside to find a spacious living room ideal for gatherings or relaxation. The updated eat-in kitchen features ample workspace, while the refreshed upstairs full bath adds a touch of comfort and convenience. An additional den/office/studio room is tailor-made for your home business, creative pursuits, or remote work, complete with a separate back entrance to welcome clients or customers privately. With high visibility and off-street parking, this property presents an opportunity for those interested in commercial potential or income-producing uses. Its municipal water and sewer connections add peace of mind, while the compact .07 acre lot keeps maintenance simple and efficient. Whether you envision an investment property, a mixed-use workspace, or your own home with room to grow, this residence is ready to adapt to your goals. Enjoy quick access to Main Street's shops and dining, and capitalize on a location that puts you at the center of Catskill's dynamic business and cultural scene. Explore the many ways this property can work for you.

Resting on 8.6 private acres just minutes from the heart of Rhinebeck Village, this exceptional three-bedroom, two-bath residence has been thoughtfully rebuilt from the ground up, offering the rare combination of timeless Hudson Valley charm and the confidence of virtually new construction. The comprehensive renovation touched nearly every aspect of the home. A new asphalt shingle roof, new siding, energy-efficient windows, spray foam insulation, new rafters, new doors, upgraded 200-amp electrical service, all-new plumbing, a new well pump, new 1,000-gallon septic system with leach field, new hot water heater, Mitsubishi two-zone heating and cooling system, and dehumidifier ensure years of low-maintenance ownership. Inside, engineered white oak floors flow throughout the home. The beautifully designed kitchen features quartzite and granite countertops, all-new appliances, and custom finishes, while both bathrooms have been completely reimagined with radiant heated floors. The exterior has been equally transformed with new siding, rebuilt stonewalls, bluestone walkway & patio, professionally engineered retaining walls with drainage systems, and thoughtfully designed outdoor living spaces overlooking the surrounding woodlands, creating a seamless connection between the home and its natural setting. Minutes to Rhinebeck Village, Rhinecliff Amtrak, acclaimed restaurants, farmers markets, and boutique shopping, this is a rare turnkey opportunity where every major improvement has already been completed—simply move in and enjoy the very best of Hudson Valley!

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.

There are houses that have been renovated, and then there are houses that have been thoughtfully stewarded. Occupying one of the most coveted stretches of Hudson's sought after 500 block of Warren Street, this exceptional brownstone is a masterclass in preservation—a home where extraordinary period architecture has been honored rather than replaced, and where every modern intervention feels quietly inevitable. For those drawn to historic homes, it is an increasingly rare offering. Throughout, original architectural details remain remarkably intact. Towering windows flood the interiors with natural light, while substantial moldings, deep baseboards, elaborate tin ceilings, oversized door casings, solid brass hardware, decorative cast-iron hinges, and weighty original doorknobs speak to a level of craftsmanship that simply isn't replicated today. Every room carries the quiet confidence of another era, lending the home an unmistakable sense of old-world glamour. Yet despite its reverence for the past, the house never feels like a museum. Instead, it possesses a sophistication that is difficult to manufacture—a layered, collected quality that suggests generations of thoughtful stewardship rather than a single decorating project. Rich textures, wallpapers, antique furnishings, and beautifully composed spaces create interiors that feel both deeply personal and effortlessly elegant. Every room has been edited with remarkable restraint from the area's local artisans and antique shops, allowing the architecture to remain the true focal point. The home unfolds across gracious entertaining spaces, intimate bedrooms, and beautifully appointed baths, each one carrying its own distinct character while remaining part of a cohesive whole. From richly paneled rooms and dramatic fireplaces to sunlit bedrooms, every space invites a slower pace and rewards careful attention. Beneath it all, a fully finished walkout lower level adds an entirely different dimension to daily living. Complete with a gym, generous mudroom, and dedicated dog wash, it offers the kind of practical luxury rarely found in historic townhouses, seamlessly connecting to the rear of the property. Outside, private rear parking—an invaluable amenity in Hudson—provides effortless convenience while preserving the home's elegant Warren Street presence. Situated on one of the city's most sought-after blocks, just moments from Hudson's renowned restaurants, galleries, boutiques, and cafés, the location is every bit as exceptional as the home itself. The 500 block of Warren Street has long been considered among the finest addresses in the city, where beautifully preserved nineteenth-century architecture forms one of the most distinguished streetscapes in the Hudson Valley. This is more than a beautifully renovated townhouse. It is a home for someone who appreciates the romance of period architecture, the quality of enduring craftsmanship, and the quiet luxury of spaces that have been assembled with patience. Homes of this caliber are exceptionally rare, and rarer still are those that feel as authentic, sophisticated, and timeless as this one.

A mixed use building in the heart of historic Hudson. This c1860 Federal style brick building is a fabulous investment with four beautifully updated apartments. Gut renovated in 2021, the building is completely turn key and has retained much of its historic charm. You’ll find a studio garden apartment in the lower level, a 2BR apartment on street level which could also be used as commercial/retail space, a 2BR apartment on the second floor, and a stunning duplex takes up the top two stories. Off-street parking for three cars in the rear, a fenced in yard planted with lovely perennials and a deck. With minimal maintenance and a healthy cap rate, 358 Warren is an incredible location, a wonderful opportunity for live/work or a pure investment play. Walking distance to Amtrak and in the heart of all that Hudson has to offer.

A very early Hudson home built c1790 likely in the Federal style, 102-104 North Fifth Street was converted into a striking Italianate at the turn of the 19th century. The beautifully ornamental porch is a fabulous place to take in the charming block, and the striking facade is adorned with bracketed cornices typical of the Italianate style. Just blocks to Warren Street, Hudson’s main drag, the neighborhood is residential and quiet. You have a large backyard with a patio, a 6ft fence for privacy, and lovely & mature plantings. Inside, the proportions are as elegant as the exterior, with high ceilings and wide spaces. The kitchen is open, grounded by a center island, and you’ll find large common spaces and small quiet nooks. An office sits at the back of the house, and you’ll find a gas fireplace clad in brick in the living room. A magnificent curved staircase has its original banister, a work of art, and upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms. The primary is ensuite, lovely and large with a soaking tub, separate shower, and double vanity. There is off street parking lined with cobblestone walls, and the double lot offers wonderful outdoor space. A wonderfully quiet corner just a 3m walk to the center of town and all that Hudson has to offer with its renowned restaurants & antique shops, and just up the road from the Amtrak train station. 102-104 North Fifth is completely turn key & done to a wonderfully high standard, just 2.5h north of NYC.

Built by Dutch settlers in 1740 and quietly tucked along one of Claverack's most peaceful country roads, 210 Bate Road is a home that tells the story of the Hudson Valley itself. Set on 4.72 acres of mature trees, rolling lawn, and woodland, it offers an increasingly rare combination of complete privacy and remarkable convenience—just ten minutes from the restaurants, galleries, and shops of Warren Street in Hudson. Over nearly three centuries, the house has evolved with extraordinary care. While its early Dutch structure remains intact, later stewards thoughtfully incorporated architectural elements salvaged from a nearby grand Federal home, layering the house with another chapter of regional history. Elegant mantels, cupboards, doors, windows, and the staircase sit comfortably alongside hand-hewn beams, wide-plank floors, and beautifully weathered brick, creating interiors that feel collected over generations rather than restored all at once. The kitchen and baths have been sensitively renovated, offering modern comfort while remaining entirely sympathetic to the home's historic character. Every improvement feels quiet and intentional, allowing the architecture—and nearly three hundred years of craftsmanship—to remain the focus. Looking toward the future, the home is powered by solar energy serving both the house and barn, with two Tesla Powerwall batteries providing efficient energy storage and resilience without compromising the property's historic character. The living spaces unfold naturally from one another, each with its own distinct sense of warmth. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room, while two wood stoves—one welcoming guests in the generous entrance hall and another in the primary bedroom—make the house feel equally inviting throughout the colder months. An office and a soaring artist's studio provide inspiring spaces to work and create, flooded with natural light beneath vaulted ceilings and exposed timber framing. Upstairs, two peaceful bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, while a second full bath on the main floor offers flexibility for guests. Outside, the landscape is every bit as compelling as the house itself. Loomis Creek meanders through the property, crossed by charming footbridges that lead to woodland walking trails beneath a mature canopy of trees. A fenced garden surrounds the house, while the open meadow offers ample room for a pool or pond should the next owner wish to add one. The property's creative legacy extends beyond the main residence. The antique two-story carriage barn was once the working studio of renowned local artist Stanley Bate, who lived here at the turn of the twentieth century. His original gas-fired kiln remains in the barn today, a remarkable artifact of the property's artistic past and a lasting reminder of the generations of makers who have found inspiration here. The barn continues to offer exceptional space for creative pursuits, workshops, or future possibilities. Homes of this age are rare. Homes that have been so thoughtfully stewarded—where nearly three centuries of history, craftsmanship, artistic legacy, and modern sustainability exist in such quiet harmony—are rarer still. 210 Bate Road is one of those exceptional places that feels both timeless and entirely alive, offering an extraordinary country setting just minutes from the vibrant cultural life of Hudson.

Set at the foot of the Catskill Mountains, down a quiet country road in Acra, this c.1850 farmhouse sits on more than fourteen acres of open meadow, mature trees, and rolling countryside. Framed by two classic red barns and surrounded by long views of the landscape beyond, the property feels deeply rooted in its setting—an authentic Catskills homestead that has evolved thoughtfully over time. The original farmhouse retains the warmth and character one hopes to find in a house of this era. Sunlight moves through the interiors throughout the day, highlighting wide-plank floors, historic details, and rooms that feel both comfortable and lived-in. The home strikes a rare balance between preservation and practicality, offering the charm of an old house without feeling precious. At the heart of the home is a dramatic post-and-beam Great Room addition. Vaulted ceilings and handhewn beams soar overhead while a woodstove anchors the space, creating a natural gathering place through every season. Generous in scale yet remarkably inviting, the room is equally suited to large holiday dinners, quiet winter weekends, and evenings spent around the fire after a day outdoors. Large windows frame views of the property and bring the surrounding landscape into everyday life. Outside, the acreage unfolds in a series of open fields, specimen trees, and historic outbuildings. The two barns lend both beauty and utility, reinforcing the property's agricultural roots while offering endless possibilities for creative use. The setting feels private and peaceful, yet remains convenient to the Catskills' most beloved destinations for skiing, hiking, dining, and weekend exploration. 939 Joseph Chadderdon Road is the kind of property that has become increasingly difficult to find—a historic farmhouse with genuine character, meaningful acreage, and a sense of place that feels distinctly upstate.

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.