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Attention investors, huge income potential. Stunning Private Chalet Retreat on 54 Acres – Parksville, NY. Escape to your own mountain-inspired sanctuary just 2 hours from NYC. This beautiful chalet-style home is set on 54 private acres in Parksville, New York, offering breathtaking views, complete privacy, and exceptional income potential. Featuring a beautiful heated salt water pool, expansive outdoor space, and serene natural surroundings, three extensive apple orchards, a "primordial" feeling grotto and canyon with a waterfall. I almost expected meeting a hominid family camping beneath the cliff and shale walls. This property is ideal as a personal retreat, compound, or investment opportunity. The home's warm chalet design blends rustic charm with modern comfort, creating an unforgettable getaway experience for guests and owners alike. Surrounded by rolling meadows, mature woodlands, a meandering brook, a pond, and an extensive network of trails, this remarkable property offers unmatched privacy, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking panoramic views, creating a truly one-of-a-kind country sanctuary. The property was once part of an extensive farm and could be a sanctuary for animals, and or grow tons of food. Strong short-term rental history. Airbnb income potential approximately $120,000 per season. Proof available. Ideal for vacation rentals, retreats, or year-round living Whether you're looking for a profitable investment property or a peaceful escape from city life, this rare Catskills-area retreat offers the best of both worlds. A unique opportunity to own a private, income-producing getaway in one of New York's most desirable vacation destinations. Livingston Manor is an easy 10 min drive, restaurants, bars, and not one but two award winning breweries, Fully furnished and included in sale. Completely turnkey, just move in and live, work and thrive.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1015899 MLS

Attention investors, huge income potential. Stunning Private Chalet Retreat on 54 Acres – Parksville, NY. Escape to your own mountain-inspired sanctuary just 2 hours from NYC. This beautiful chalet-style home is set on 54 private acres in Parksville, New York, offering breathtaking views, complete privacy, and exceptional income potential. Featuring a beautiful heated salt water pool, expansive outdoor space, and serene natural surroundings, three extensive apple orchards, a "primordial" feeling grotto and canyon with a waterfall. I almost expected meeting a hominid family camping beneath the cliff and shale walls. This property is ideal as a personal retreat, compound, or investment opportunity. The home's warm chalet design blends rustic charm with modern comfort, creating an unforgettable getaway experience for guests and owners alike. Surrounded by rolling meadows, mature woodlands, a meandering brook, a pond, and an extensive network of trails, this remarkable property offers unmatched privacy, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking panoramic views, creating a truly one-of-a-kind country sanctuary. The property was once part of an extensive farm and could be a sanctuary for animals, and or grow tons of food. Strong short-term rental history. Airbnb income potential approximately $120,000 per season. Proof available. Ideal for vacation rentals, retreats, or year-round living Whether you're looking for a profitable investment property or a peaceful escape from city life, this rare Catskills-area retreat offers the best of both worlds. A unique opportunity to own a private, income-producing getaway in one of New York's most desirable vacation destinations. Livingston Manor is an easy 10 min drive, restaurants, bars, and not one but two award winning breweries, Fully furnished and included in sale. Completely turnkey, just move in and live, work and thrive.

103 Breezy Hill Road Unit #1, Parksville

$325,000

Welcome to 253 Rockland Road, a beautifully maintained and lovingly cared-for ranch home that offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and convenience. With stunning mountain views from both the front and back yards, this property provides a peaceful setting while remaining close to local amenities and outdoor recreation. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home features large bedrooms, renovated bathrooms, fresh paint throughout, and new windows that fill the interior with natural light. The bright, inviting living spaces are designed for everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. Gather with family and friends around the beautiful bluestone fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere year-round. The home is truly move-in ready and offers a low-maintenance lifestyle, making it ideal as a primary residence, weekend retreat, or investment property. An attached two-bay garage provides ample space for vehicles, storage, or hobbies, while the full basement offers extensive open space with endless possibilities. Step outside to enjoy a private backyard oasis featuring a fenced garden, several fruit trees and shrubs, two storage sheds, and plenty of room for grilling, entertaining, or simply relaxing with family. The property's exceptional privacy and scenic surroundings create a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Conveniently located within walking distance of a golf course, restaurants, and a local brewery, and just minutes from the charming town of Roscoe, this home offers the best of small-town living with easy access to amenities. Plus, New York City is only two hours away, making weekend getaways effortless.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1010176 MLS

Welcome to 253 Rockland Road, a beautifully maintained and lovingly cared-for ranch home that offers the perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and convenience. With stunning mountain views from both the front and back yards, this property provides a peaceful setting while remaining close to local amenities and outdoor recreation. This spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home features large bedrooms, renovated bathrooms, fresh paint throughout, and new windows that fill the interior with natural light. The bright, inviting living spaces are designed for everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. Gather with family and friends around the beautiful bluestone fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere year-round. The home is truly move-in ready and offers a low-maintenance lifestyle, making it ideal as a primary residence, weekend retreat, or investment property. An attached two-bay garage provides ample space for vehicles, storage, or hobbies, while the full basement offers extensive open space with endless possibilities. Step outside to enjoy a private backyard oasis featuring a fenced garden, several fruit trees and shrubs, two storage sheds, and plenty of room for grilling, entertaining, or simply relaxing with family. The property's exceptional privacy and scenic surroundings create a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Conveniently located within walking distance of a golf course, restaurants, and a local brewery, and just minutes from the charming town of Roscoe, this home offers the best of small-town living with easy access to amenities. Plus, New York City is only two hours away, making weekend getaways effortless.

253 Rockland Road, Roscoe

$459,900

Friday afternoon, you cross the bridge and feel the city release its grip somewhere around the Catskill exits. Two hours later, the road narrows, the signal fades, and you turn into a driveway that disappears into 5 acres of your own quiet. This is the version of you that wakes up slowly, that hears the creek before the alarm, that finally has the room to think. A covered front porch faces the trees, deep enough for two chairs and a kettle that takes its time. Stone and clapboard out front, a 2-car garage ready for the Subaru full of waders or the cooler full of trout. Inside, a chandelier throws warm light over a dining table where Saturday night stretches longer than it has any right to, and the eat-in kitchen opens around an island built for the small rituals: a paper map of the Beaverkill spread out with breakfast, pizza dough rolled out at sunset, the wine bottle that never quite makes it back into the fridge. Three bedrooms hold the upper floor in their own quiet. The walk-out basement opens to the back like an unfinished sentence, waiting for whatever you decide it should be. A workshop. A den. A bunk room for the friends who keep asking when they can come up. The primary suite is where the house slows you down. A sunny bedroom opens to a sitting room generous enough for a reading chair, a record player, the small library you've been meaning to actually read. A washer and dryer hide in their own closet so Sunday laundry never crosses the rest of the house. Off the bedroom, a walk-in closet so big it reads as two rooms, already rough-plumbed for a primary bath. You get to choose the soaking tub, the tile, the flooring, the brass or matte black of every fixture. The bones are here. The taste is yours. Five acres means the neighbors are deer and wild turkey. It means coffee on the porch with no one watching, a fire pit you'll dig wherever you want it, a garden the deer will absolutely test you on. It means quiet that settles into your shoulders by Saturday morning and stays with you all the way back to the city Sunday night. The house needs a little sweat to become exactly what you've been picturing, and that's the part of the deal that makes it yours instead of someone else's idea of finished. Livingston Manor is the reason you came here. Built up in the 1870s when the O&W Railroad arrived and the hemlock tanneries followed, the village is widely credited as the birthplace of American fly fishing. The Willowemoc Creek runs right through town, and Junction Pool in nearby Roscoe, where the Willowemoc meets the Beaverkill, is the water Theodore Gordon fished in the late 1800s when he adapted the dry fly for American rivers. The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum a few miles up DeBruce Road keeps the legacy alive. The village stopped being only a fishing town a long time ago. Today's Main Street is a slow afternoon of antique shops, the Sunshine Colony for coffee, Morgan Outdoors for whatever you forgot to pack, Catskill Brewery on a Friday night, Kaatskeller for wood-fired pizza, The Arnold House for an inn dinner that ends with records by the fire, and The DeBruce for the tasting menu that justifies the drive. Hike the Willowemoc Wild Forest in the morning, swim and paddle at Mongaup Pond in the afternoon, catch a concert on the lawn at Bethel Woods 25 minutes south on the original Woodstock grounds. In winter, ski Holiday Mountain in Monticello or chase the bigger runs at Belleayre and Hunter under an hour east. Sip a flight at Catskill Distilling Co., pick up cheese and sourdough at the Saturday farmers market, fill a basket at the orchard down the road in October. Manhattan is roughly 110 miles in the rearview. This is the house you'll point to one day and know you got it right. The porch in October. The kitchen on a slow Sunday morning. The bath you designed yourself off the primary. The 5 acres only you can see. Friday won't be a finish line anymore. It'll be the drive up the mountain.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1002065 MLS

Friday afternoon, you cross the bridge and feel the city release its grip somewhere around the Catskill exits. Two hours later, the road narrows, the signal fades, and you turn into a driveway that disappears into 5 acres of your own quiet. This is the version of you that wakes up slowly, that hears the creek before the alarm, that finally has the room to think. A covered front porch faces the trees, deep enough for two chairs and a kettle that takes its time. Stone and clapboard out front, a 2-car garage ready for the Subaru full of waders or the cooler full of trout. Inside, a chandelier throws warm light over a dining table where Saturday night stretches longer than it has any right to, and the eat-in kitchen opens around an island built for the small rituals: a paper map of the Beaverkill spread out with breakfast, pizza dough rolled out at sunset, the wine bottle that never quite makes it back into the fridge. Three bedrooms hold the upper floor in their own quiet. The walk-out basement opens to the back like an unfinished sentence, waiting for whatever you decide it should be. A workshop. A den. A bunk room for the friends who keep asking when they can come up. The primary suite is where the house slows you down. A sunny bedroom opens to a sitting room generous enough for a reading chair, a record player, the small library you've been meaning to actually read. A washer and dryer hide in their own closet so Sunday laundry never crosses the rest of the house. Off the bedroom, a walk-in closet so big it reads as two rooms, already rough-plumbed for a primary bath. You get to choose the soaking tub, the tile, the flooring, the brass or matte black of every fixture. The bones are here. The taste is yours. Five acres means the neighbors are deer and wild turkey. It means coffee on the porch with no one watching, a fire pit you'll dig wherever you want it, a garden the deer will absolutely test you on. It means quiet that settles into your shoulders by Saturday morning and stays with you all the way back to the city Sunday night. The house needs a little sweat to become exactly what you've been picturing, and that's the part of the deal that makes it yours instead of someone else's idea of finished. Livingston Manor is the reason you came here. Built up in the 1870s when the O&W Railroad arrived and the hemlock tanneries followed, the village is widely credited as the birthplace of American fly fishing. The Willowemoc Creek runs right through town, and Junction Pool in nearby Roscoe, where the Willowemoc meets the Beaverkill, is the water Theodore Gordon fished in the late 1800s when he adapted the dry fly for American rivers. The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum a few miles up DeBruce Road keeps the legacy alive. The village stopped being only a fishing town a long time ago. Today's Main Street is a slow afternoon of antique shops, the Sunshine Colony for coffee, Morgan Outdoors for whatever you forgot to pack, Catskill Brewery on a Friday night, Kaatskeller for wood-fired pizza, The Arnold House for an inn dinner that ends with records by the fire, and The DeBruce for the tasting menu that justifies the drive. Hike the Willowemoc Wild Forest in the morning, swim and paddle at Mongaup Pond in the afternoon, catch a concert on the lawn at Bethel Woods 25 minutes south on the original Woodstock grounds. In winter, ski Holiday Mountain in Monticello or chase the bigger runs at Belleayre and Hunter under an hour east. Sip a flight at Catskill Distilling Co., pick up cheese and sourdough at the Saturday farmers market, fill a basket at the orchard down the road in October. Manhattan is roughly 110 miles in the rearview. This is the house you'll point to one day and know you got it right. The porch in October. The kitchen on a slow Sunday morning. The bath you designed yourself off the primary. The 5 acres only you can see. Friday won't be a finish line anymore. It'll be the drive up the mountain.

114 Turkey Hollow Lane, Livingston Manor

$699,000

Location, location, location! With panoramic views, a private swimming pond and bordering Forever Wild Catskill Forest, Hunter House offers all the best of Upstate living. Currently a successful AirBnB, this home has a lot to like, whether you’re looking for a private retreat or an investment property. Built in 2019 and fully restyled since 2022, the home’s main living space flows freely from large living room to comfortable dining space to fully maximized kitchen. Three large bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with en suite, offer lots of room to spread out, ample closet space and loads of natural light. A flex space with french doors is currently staged as overflow guest quarters but could also make lovely office or home library. The full-house basement is partially finished and currently used as a game and media space, with ample space for movie nights, ping pong tournaments and much more. It also offers backyard access through a one car garage, which would make a great space for housing your big toys and garden gear - think snowmobiles, side-by-sides and a riding mower - which leaves the main level two garage plenty of space for your primary transport or hobby vehicle. There’s also an additional walk-up attic space, currently unfinished and used as storage, that offers more developable space as you grow into the home. An expansive, Trex deck off the back of the house makes the most of ridgeline views and fresh mountain air. Its large size allows for comfortable outdoor cooking, dining and lounging without feeling crowded. From here, you can also enjoy views of your private swimming pond, complete with dock. The lawn is gently sloping and will accommodate any number of leisurely lawn games. Beyond the property itself is Catskill Park - you can walk right off your generous 17 acres and into thousands of acres of undeveloped - and undevelopeable - forest. Just minutes away is access to world-renowned trout fishing on the Willowemoc, expansive hiking trails, stunning swimming holes, and all the outdoor adventure you can handle. Livingston Manor is just fifteen minutes away (the Small Town to your Big Backyard), with all the necessary conveniences (groceries, wine, bank, post office) plus an abundance of charming shops and delicious eateries. Make sure you pop into Old Souls for your outdoor gear before grabbing a pizza at Kaatskeller and sunset brews at Upward Brewing.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1004176 MLS

Location, location, location! With panoramic views, a private swimming pond and bordering Forever Wild Catskill Forest, Hunter House offers all the best of Upstate living. Currently a successful AirBnB, this home has a lot to like, whether you’re looking for a private retreat or an investment property. Built in 2019 and fully restyled since 2022, the home’s main living space flows freely from large living room to comfortable dining space to fully maximized kitchen. Three large bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with en suite, offer lots of room to spread out, ample closet space and loads of natural light. A flex space with french doors is currently staged as overflow guest quarters but could also make lovely office or home library. The full-house basement is partially finished and currently used as a game and media space, with ample space for movie nights, ping pong tournaments and much more. It also offers backyard access through a one car garage, which would make a great space for housing your big toys and garden gear - think snowmobiles, side-by-sides and a riding mower - which leaves the main level two garage plenty of space for your primary transport or hobby vehicle. There’s also an additional walk-up attic space, currently unfinished and used as storage, that offers more developable space as you grow into the home. An expansive, Trex deck off the back of the house makes the most of ridgeline views and fresh mountain air. Its large size allows for comfortable outdoor cooking, dining and lounging without feeling crowded. From here, you can also enjoy views of your private swimming pond, complete with dock. The lawn is gently sloping and will accommodate any number of leisurely lawn games. Beyond the property itself is Catskill Park - you can walk right off your generous 17 acres and into thousands of acres of undeveloped - and undevelopeable - forest. Just minutes away is access to world-renowned trout fishing on the Willowemoc, expansive hiking trails, stunning swimming holes, and all the outdoor adventure you can handle. Livingston Manor is just fifteen minutes away (the Small Town to your Big Backyard), with all the necessary conveniences (groceries, wine, bank, post office) plus an abundance of charming shops and delicious eateries. Make sure you pop into Old Souls for your outdoor gear before grabbing a pizza at Kaatskeller and sunset brews at Upward Brewing.

55 Hunter Road, Parksville

$899,000

Welcome to the River View Inn, a distinctive homestead b&b revival in the heart of Roscoe. Built by hand in 1880 on a sturdy bluestone foundation, this iconic heritage homestead has been lovingly maintained by the same owners for generations. As one of the earliest pre-war homesteads in the Catskills, the 15-bedroom manor remains one of the last true "trophy properties" that has not yet been restored. Perched upon nearly 15 gently sloping acres, this historic four-level boarding house features a circular driveway ideal for valet parking and a separate driveway for guest parking. The interior unfolds with practical hospitality in mind: the primary level includes a spacious three-bedroom suite with its own kitchen, a welcoming foyer, sitting room, and a mud room with direct access to the two-car garage. The original wooden staircase leads to eleven bedrooms on the second floor, equally suited for intimate guest quarters or group stays. The bones are strong, with mechanical and heating systems maintained year-round. The property is offered fully furnished. It could open for business tomorrow and begin generating income at modest nightly rates, yet it holds far greater promise with a more ambitious restoration that would allow premium pricing in this evolving market. Conveniently located near the Prohibition Distillery, Roscoe Mountain Country Club, and the beloved Roscoe Diner. The town of Roscoe has earned its reputation as one of the Catskills’ most desirable destinations. Located less than five minutes off Route 17, this estate sits at the ultimate crossroads for weekend travelers from New York City as well as the popular college towns of Binghamton, Oneonta, and New Paltz. No other hospitality property of this scale is positioned so conveniently to Roscoe and the main highway. The world renowned Beaverkill River, revered worldwide among fly fishermen, flows just beyond the grounds. A gentle five-minute walk leads to the legendary Junction Pool, celebrated for holding some of the river’s largest trout. Nearby, St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Monastery welcomes pilgrims from across the Northeast, while Blue Cliff Monastery draws those seeking mindfulness and reflection. Summer camps in the area bring generations together each summer. In a region prized for its quiet character and intention, demand for exceptional venues for weddings, retreats, celebrations, and thoughtful escapes remains steady and underserved. In a world of uncertainty, few assets deliver the enduring security and versatility of a 15-acre, income-producing homestead along the Beaverkill. Here is a property that can produce revenue from day one, yet offers the grace and scale to become a distinguished private retreat or multigenerational legacy estate. A rare chance to shape the next chapter of this landmark Catskills treasure.

15 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1001666 MLS

Welcome to the River View Inn, a distinctive homestead b&b revival in the heart of Roscoe. Built by hand in 1880 on a sturdy bluestone foundation, this iconic heritage homestead has been lovingly maintained by the same owners for generations. As one of the earliest pre-war homesteads in the Catskills, the 15-bedroom manor remains one of the last true "trophy properties" that has not yet been restored. Perched upon nearly 15 gently sloping acres, this historic four-level boarding house features a circular driveway ideal for valet parking and a separate driveway for guest parking. The interior unfolds with practical hospitality in mind: the primary level includes a spacious three-bedroom suite with its own kitchen, a welcoming foyer, sitting room, and a mud room with direct access to the two-car garage. The original wooden staircase leads to eleven bedrooms on the second floor, equally suited for intimate guest quarters or group stays. The bones are strong, with mechanical and heating systems maintained year-round. The property is offered fully furnished. It could open for business tomorrow and begin generating income at modest nightly rates, yet it holds far greater promise with a more ambitious restoration that would allow premium pricing in this evolving market. Conveniently located near the Prohibition Distillery, Roscoe Mountain Country Club, and the beloved Roscoe Diner. The town of Roscoe has earned its reputation as one of the Catskills’ most desirable destinations. Located less than five minutes off Route 17, this estate sits at the ultimate crossroads for weekend travelers from New York City as well as the popular college towns of Binghamton, Oneonta, and New Paltz. No other hospitality property of this scale is positioned so conveniently to Roscoe and the main highway. The world renowned Beaverkill River, revered worldwide among fly fishermen, flows just beyond the grounds. A gentle five-minute walk leads to the legendary Junction Pool, celebrated for holding some of the river’s largest trout. Nearby, St. Nektarios Greek Orthodox Monastery welcomes pilgrims from across the Northeast, while Blue Cliff Monastery draws those seeking mindfulness and reflection. Summer camps in the area bring generations together each summer. In a region prized for its quiet character and intention, demand for exceptional venues for weddings, retreats, celebrations, and thoughtful escapes remains steady and underserved. In a world of uncertainty, few assets deliver the enduring security and versatility of a 15-acre, income-producing homestead along the Beaverkill. Here is a property that can produce revenue from day one, yet offers the grace and scale to become a distinguished private retreat or multigenerational legacy estate. A rare chance to shape the next chapter of this landmark Catskills treasure.

2182 County Road 17, Roscoe