14 Seminole Trail S, Bethel, NY 12720

Property Description

A Zen Retreat in the Heart of Smallwood Tucked away among the trees, this charming log sided cabin in Smallwood, NY offers a rare blend of rustic warmth and quiet refinement. Lovingly maintained and in very good condition, the home feels like a true upstate sanctuary—private, peaceful, and deeply connected to nature. Cozy and bright on the inside and enchanting on the outside. The property unfolds like a meditation garden, with tiered bluestone patios that invite morning coffee, evening fires, or long, unhurried afternoons. A gentle stream meanders through the land, adding a soothing soundtrack that makes every moment feel grounded and intentional. It’s a setting that naturally slows you down—calm, balanced, and restorative. As part of the Smallwood community, owners enjoy access to the beloved Mountain Lake, perfect for swimming, kayaking, and summer days spent with neighbors. Or take the fur babies to the dog park, just minutes away. The community has a warm, creative spirit—equal parts laid back and engaged—that longtime residents and weekenders alike treasure. Beyond the cabin, the best of Sullivan County is right at your doorstep. You’re just minutes from local hamlets along the Delaware River, known for their charming main streets, vintage shops, and artful eateries. Saturdays mean nearby farmers markets with fresh produce and local goods, while world class culture awaits at the Bethel Performing Arts Center, offering concerts and events in an iconic setting. All of this—just 1.5 hours from New York City—makes the home an ideal full time residence, weekend escape, or creative retreat. Whether you’re looking to unplug, entertain, or simply breathe a little deeper, this Smallwood cabin delivers a quietly magical upstate lifestyle. Leave Manhattan after lunch. Be on your bluestone patio by dinner. One time $750 initiation fee, $350 annually for lake access and sports courts. See documents for fact sheet also note municipal records show .34 acres but survey shows .57 acres