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$2,450,000

Welcome to Four Mile River House, where water is a way of life. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath contemporary post and beam home in Athens sits right at the river's edge, sand and shoreline giving way to a waterfront with room to dock or moor a boat. Built in 1997, the home spans roughly 3,458 square feet across two main levels, a finished lower level, and a third-floor crow's nest. Sunrise over the river, fishing before breakfast, the current always in view; this is waterfront living in its truest form. The property abuts state land and the Four-Mile Point Preserve bird sanctuary, so the privacy is permanent, not just a moment in time. The interior is a masterpiece of post and beam design, with hand-hewn beams, cathedral ceilings, and a gracious entrance foyer carrying the character throughout. The main level features radiant heated stone floors quarried in South Africa and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that warms the room. The formal dining area opens through two sets of French doors onto an expansive deck, framing sunrise views over the water. Opposite the fireplace, a chef's kitchen offers top-of-the-line appliances, a new Invisicook countertop, a center island, and custom cabinetry with a pantry. Upstairs, wide hardwood floors lead to a primary suite with a spacious bath and its own fireplace, joined by two more bedrooms with river views and a guest bath. A third-floor crow's nest crowns the home with 360-degree views. The finished lower level adds a recreation room, full bath, and a large bedroom or office, with French doors leading out to a covered patio and grounds. Recent systems include central air conditioning, forced air and radiant heat run on propane, and 200+ amp electric service, along with a two-car garage and driveway parking. Outside, a private fenced oasis unfolds across the property's 1.62 acres: tiered stone walls, mature flowering trees, and a cascading waterfall fountain with the potential to become a luxurious pool for the next owner. Approximately 250 feet of shoreline includes a cliff and a private beach on the Hudson, bordering state land on two sides, with river views from nearly every vantage point on the grounds. Clad in clapboard and six-inch stone veneer, the home settles into its landscape, and the adjoining preserve draws local birders for its osprey and cedar waxwing sightings. Located a short distance from Hudson, Albany, and the Catskills, the property offers easy access to dining, shopping, culture, and the outdoors. Commuters will find the Amtrak station in Hudson connects directly to NYC, and with Manhattan just over two hours by car, this is rural peace with real accessibility, equally suited to a full-time residence, country retreat, or vacation rental. Real river frontage, permanent privacy, and room to dock a boat: land like this doesn't change hands often.

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1034568 MLS

Welcome to Four Mile River House, where water is a way of life. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath contemporary post and beam home in Athens sits right at the river's edge, sand and shoreline giving way to a waterfront with room to dock or moor a boat. Built in 1997, the home spans roughly 3,458 square feet across two main levels, a finished lower level, and a third-floor crow's nest. Sunrise over the river, fishing before breakfast, the current always in view; this is waterfront living in its truest form. The property abuts state land and the Four-Mile Point Preserve bird sanctuary, so the privacy is permanent, not just a moment in time. The interior is a masterpiece of post and beam design, with hand-hewn beams, cathedral ceilings, and a gracious entrance foyer carrying the character throughout. The main level features radiant heated stone floors quarried in South Africa and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that warms the room. The formal dining area opens through two sets of French doors onto an expansive deck, framing sunrise views over the water. Opposite the fireplace, a chef's kitchen offers top-of-the-line appliances, a new Invisicook countertop, a center island, and custom cabinetry with a pantry. Upstairs, wide hardwood floors lead to a primary suite with a spacious bath and its own fireplace, joined by two more bedrooms with river views and a guest bath. A third-floor crow's nest crowns the home with 360-degree views. The finished lower level adds a recreation room, full bath, and a large bedroom or office, with French doors leading out to a covered patio and grounds. Recent systems include central air conditioning, forced air and radiant heat run on propane, and 200+ amp electric service, along with a two-car garage and driveway parking. Outside, a private fenced oasis unfolds across the property's 1.62 acres: tiered stone walls, mature flowering trees, and a cascading waterfall fountain with the potential to become a luxurious pool for the next owner. Approximately 250 feet of shoreline includes a cliff and a private beach on the Hudson, bordering state land on two sides, with river views from nearly every vantage point on the grounds. Clad in clapboard and six-inch stone veneer, the home settles into its landscape, and the adjoining preserve draws local birders for its osprey and cedar waxwing sightings. Located a short distance from Hudson, Albany, and the Catskills, the property offers easy access to dining, shopping, culture, and the outdoors. Commuters will find the Amtrak station in Hudson connects directly to NYC, and with Manhattan just over two hours by car, this is rural peace with real accessibility, equally suited to a full-time residence, country retreat, or vacation rental. Real river frontage, permanent privacy, and room to dock a boat: land like this doesn't change hands often.

567 Four Mile Point Road, Coxsackie

$1,975,000

This is an original 1911 Hudson River Arts and Crafts Cottage with an architecturally sensitive 2006 addition. The home is consistent with the design principles of Downing & Davis. Andrew Downing was a landscape architect and author of the book Cottage Residences (1842). Along with architect Alexander Davis, their design principles for river cottages and villas defined Hudson River architecture from the mid-1880s to the 1920s. For rural cottages, their concepts emphasized ingeniously arranged floor plans that harmoniously blended the architecture with the natural landscape. The result was compact, convenient and comfortable homes that fit into and complemented their surroundings. One of the signature elements of this style was orienting the home such that its front faced the Hudson River. This home is true to those design elements, being sensitively located to take best advantage of the property’s impressive easterly views, including the Hudson River, Berkshires and Green Mountains. The property is historically significant, originally owned by Pieter Bronck and was in the Bronck family from the 1700s to the early 1900s. Known as the “First Bronck Farm,” it was originally improved by a two-story stone house (circa 1800), referred to as “Bronck House. Its ruins are still visible on the property. In the1800s, Bronck House was the home of Teunis B. VanSlyke and his wife, Judith Bronck. In the 1970s, the property was purchased by James A. Warren, an attorney, whose family was prominent in Greene County in the early 20th century. James’ father, Leonard, was the founder and president of the National Bank of Coxsackie. The house, pool and outbuildings are situated in roughly the center of the property, providing complete privacy.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1008680 MLS

This is an original 1911 Hudson River Arts and Crafts Cottage with an architecturally sensitive 2006 addition. The home is consistent with the design principles of Downing & Davis. Andrew Downing was a landscape architect and author of the book Cottage Residences (1842). Along with architect Alexander Davis, their design principles for river cottages and villas defined Hudson River architecture from the mid-1880s to the 1920s. For rural cottages, their concepts emphasized ingeniously arranged floor plans that harmoniously blended the architecture with the natural landscape. The result was compact, convenient and comfortable homes that fit into and complemented their surroundings. One of the signature elements of this style was orienting the home such that its front faced the Hudson River. This home is true to those design elements, being sensitively located to take best advantage of the property’s impressive easterly views, including the Hudson River, Berkshires and Green Mountains. The property is historically significant, originally owned by Pieter Bronck and was in the Bronck family from the 1700s to the early 1900s. Known as the “First Bronck Farm,” it was originally improved by a two-story stone house (circa 1800), referred to as “Bronck House. Its ruins are still visible on the property. In the1800s, Bronck House was the home of Teunis B. VanSlyke and his wife, Judith Bronck. In the 1970s, the property was purchased by James A. Warren, an attorney, whose family was prominent in Greene County in the early 20th century. James’ father, Leonard, was the founder and president of the National Bank of Coxsackie. The house, pool and outbuildings are situated in roughly the center of the property, providing complete privacy.

1530 River Road, West Coxsackie

$1,450,000

Welcome to 1838 River Rd, a restored late-19th century Victorian farmhouse set on 12+ bucolic acres with year-round views of the Hudson River that stretch east to the Berkshire Mountains. The home was recently gut renovated from top-to-bottom and boasts a modern, stylish interior with thoughtfully designed spaces and finishes. Approach the home via a long driveway past an idyllic private pond. Step onto the wrap-around porch and enter the home through a set of beautifully finished French doors. The foyer is anchored on the left by a gorgeous antique staircase and opens into a dining space on the right. Stepping further into the home, a bay window floods the ground floor with light and offers a pleasant lounging area. The living room centers around two sets of French doors that flow out to the rear deck where Hudson River views captivate. The kitchen anchors the opposite side of the home where custom cabinetry, an island and a peninsula create an intimate setting for cooking and entertaining. A mudroom with access to the rear deck is found off the kitchen and leads to a powder room clad in bold wallpaper. Upstairs a gracious landing is flanked by a primary ensuite bedroom, two guest bedrooms and a generously-sized full bath. The primary bedroom is designed with custom milled closets that divide the bedroom from the bathing area. A set of French doors in the east-facing guest bedroom open to a large balcony that takes advantage of Hudson River views. Vaulted ceiling spaces on the second floor add scale and volume while hardwood herringbone oak floors grace the home throughout. Outside, the 500 square foot rear deck with pergola features a cedar hot tub with stunning views. A separate two-car garage offers additional space for storage and a work area. Extensive renovations -- including the installation of a geothermal heating & cooling system, redesign of the interior spaces, and all new systems throughout -- has transformed this 19th century home into a chic modern farmhouse ready for its next stewards. Located 10 minutes to Coxsackie, 25 minutes to Catskill and 30 minutes to Albany International Airport, this property is ideally located to take advantage of the Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountain and Capital Regions.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1009428 MLS

Welcome to 1838 River Rd, a restored late-19th century Victorian farmhouse set on 12+ bucolic acres with year-round views of the Hudson River that stretch east to the Berkshire Mountains. The home was recently gut renovated from top-to-bottom and boasts a modern, stylish interior with thoughtfully designed spaces and finishes. Approach the home via a long driveway past an idyllic private pond. Step onto the wrap-around porch and enter the home through a set of beautifully finished French doors. The foyer is anchored on the left by a gorgeous antique staircase and opens into a dining space on the right. Stepping further into the home, a bay window floods the ground floor with light and offers a pleasant lounging area. The living room centers around two sets of French doors that flow out to the rear deck where Hudson River views captivate. The kitchen anchors the opposite side of the home where custom cabinetry, an island and a peninsula create an intimate setting for cooking and entertaining. A mudroom with access to the rear deck is found off the kitchen and leads to a powder room clad in bold wallpaper. Upstairs a gracious landing is flanked by a primary ensuite bedroom, two guest bedrooms and a generously-sized full bath. The primary bedroom is designed with custom milled closets that divide the bedroom from the bathing area. A set of French doors in the east-facing guest bedroom open to a large balcony that takes advantage of Hudson River views. Vaulted ceiling spaces on the second floor add scale and volume while hardwood herringbone oak floors grace the home throughout. Outside, the 500 square foot rear deck with pergola features a cedar hot tub with stunning views. A separate two-car garage offers additional space for storage and a work area. Extensive renovations -- including the installation of a geothermal heating & cooling system, redesign of the interior spaces, and all new systems throughout -- has transformed this 19th century home into a chic modern farmhouse ready for its next stewards. Located 10 minutes to Coxsackie, 25 minutes to Catskill and 30 minutes to Albany International Airport, this property is ideally located to take advantage of the Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountain and Capital Regions.

1838 River Rd, West Coxsackie