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$599,900

The windows come down a mile out, and by the time the road runs under the trees and opens up you already know. There it is on the rise, a log home with 9 acres around it and not another roof in sight. Your shoulders drop somewhere in the driveway. Step inside and the living room goes up to the peak, beams stretching across it and a stone chimney anchoring the far wall. Outside, the wind works through the trees and the seasons change around the house. By December, this is where everybody lands, coats in a pile, headlights swinging in after dark, snowmen out front into February. It is the kind of room that feels made for winter, when everyone comes inside and stays awhile. All that wood is why the room feels the way it does, pine on the walls, the ceiling, the stairs, the railings. Almost nobody builds this way anymore. Whole logs run far more than framing lumber and the crews who can stack them are harder to find every year, so building costs more than buying. Warm weather moves everything outdoors. The screened porch runs the whole front, and from May until the leaves turn you eat out there, though the best afternoon on it may be a winter one, a small heater going and the snow coming down close enough to hear. Hot afternoons go to the pool. Float on your back and warm pine comes down out of the trees while wild fern rises off the ground at the lawn's edge, nothing overhead but a hawk. You can stay in there for hours and never see another person. The pool house beside the deck is brand new, the side yard is fenced the whole way around, and the garden beds are already in. When the light goes, the second floor belongs to the primary suite and the loft. The bedroom has a walk-in closet, full bath, skylights over the bed and sliding doors onto a balcony the length of the house, south facing and sunny all day, warm enough for a sweatshirt in November, level with the treetops. The loft beside it runs nearly 23 feet, open over the room below and lit from both ends. Downstairs, two more bedrooms and a full bath give weekend guests their own end and bath, with a full basement underneath. Past the mown grass the ground gives way to forest and stays forest, with trails running through all of it. You walk them in summer and ride the sled on them in winter, both starting at your own door. The land wrapping your back line and both sides belongs to the City of New York, held to protect the drinking water, so it cannot be subdivided or built on, and closed to the public. Most quiet depends on what a neighbor decides to do next. This one is protected by law. Closer in, the detached garage takes two cars and a workshop, with a third bay and lean-to for the tractor and sleds, and above it all sits 400 square feet finished with electric. Separate building, so the noise and the hours up there are your own. Ellenville is 15 minutes out for everything else. The farmers market sets up at Center and Market on Friday afternoons, Shadowland Stages puts on real theater, and The Common Good pours drinks among the bookshelves. The library has a museum inside and lends passes, and in August the village turns out for the Blueberry Festival. The Shawangunk Ridge runs along one side of this valley and the Catskills sit on the other. Minnewaska State Park Preserve and Sam's Point are close for ridge trails and ice caves, the Rondout Reservoir up 55. Manhattan is 95 miles southeast, about 2 hours when the road runs clear, Thruway at Kingston 30 minutes north, Metro-North at Poughkeepsie about 50. Something older runs underneath all of it. You keep a fire going, you eat out of a garden you planted, you watch the weather because it matters again. This house hands a piece of that back. It starts as the place you come up to on Fridays, then you learn which stair tread creaks, where the ferns break ground in April, how the woods smell on the first hot afternoon in June. Then comes the Sunday you do not pack the car.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1046821 MLS

The windows come down a mile out, and by the time the road runs under the trees and opens up you already know. There it is on the rise, a log home with 9 acres around it and not another roof in sight. Your shoulders drop somewhere in the driveway. Step inside and the living room goes up to the peak, beams stretching across it and a stone chimney anchoring the far wall. Outside, the wind works through the trees and the seasons change around the house. By December, this is where everybody lands, coats in a pile, headlights swinging in after dark, snowmen out front into February. It is the kind of room that feels made for winter, when everyone comes inside and stays awhile. All that wood is why the room feels the way it does, pine on the walls, the ceiling, the stairs, the railings. Almost nobody builds this way anymore. Whole logs run far more than framing lumber and the crews who can stack them are harder to find every year, so building costs more than buying. Warm weather moves everything outdoors. The screened porch runs the whole front, and from May until the leaves turn you eat out there, though the best afternoon on it may be a winter one, a small heater going and the snow coming down close enough to hear. Hot afternoons go to the pool. Float on your back and warm pine comes down out of the trees while wild fern rises off the ground at the lawn's edge, nothing overhead but a hawk. You can stay in there for hours and never see another person. The pool house beside the deck is brand new, the side yard is fenced the whole way around, and the garden beds are already in. When the light goes, the second floor belongs to the primary suite and the loft. The bedroom has a walk-in closet, full bath, skylights over the bed and sliding doors onto a balcony the length of the house, south facing and sunny all day, warm enough for a sweatshirt in November, level with the treetops. The loft beside it runs nearly 23 feet, open over the room below and lit from both ends. Downstairs, two more bedrooms and a full bath give weekend guests their own end and bath, with a full basement underneath. Past the mown grass the ground gives way to forest and stays forest, with trails running through all of it. You walk them in summer and ride the sled on them in winter, both starting at your own door. The land wrapping your back line and both sides belongs to the City of New York, held to protect the drinking water, so it cannot be subdivided or built on, and closed to the public. Most quiet depends on what a neighbor decides to do next. This one is protected by law. Closer in, the detached garage takes two cars and a workshop, with a third bay and lean-to for the tractor and sleds, and above it all sits 400 square feet finished with electric. Separate building, so the noise and the hours up there are your own. Ellenville is 15 minutes out for everything else. The farmers market sets up at Center and Market on Friday afternoons, Shadowland Stages puts on real theater, and The Common Good pours drinks among the bookshelves. The library has a museum inside and lends passes, and in August the village turns out for the Blueberry Festival. The Shawangunk Ridge runs along one side of this valley and the Catskills sit on the other. Minnewaska State Park Preserve and Sam's Point are close for ridge trails and ice caves, the Rondout Reservoir up 55. Manhattan is 95 miles southeast, about 2 hours when the road runs clear, Thruway at Kingston 30 minutes north, Metro-North at Poughkeepsie about 50. Something older runs underneath all of it. You keep a fire going, you eat out of a garden you planted, you watch the weather because it matters again. This house hands a piece of that back. It starts as the place you come up to on Fridays, then you learn which stair tread creaks, where the ferns break ground in April, how the woods smell on the first hot afternoon in June. Then comes the Sunday you do not pack the car.

189 Yeagerville Road, Napanoch

$750,000

Escape to the peace and beauty of the Town of Neversink with this exceptional Colonial home, privately situated on 11 scenic acres along a quiet country road. Offering approximately 4,000 square feet of living space, this impressive property combines comfort, versatility, and country charm, all while benefiting from remarkably low annual property taxes of just $5,325. Designed to accommodate a variety of living arrangements, the home offers outstanding potential for a mother-daughter residence or extended family living. The finished lower level provides approximately 2,000 square feet of additional living space and features a spacious bedroom, a full bathroom, and a well-appointed butler's pantry complete with a sink, dishwasher, and ample cabinetry. The remainder of the lower level is set up for storage and a utility room. The expansive family and recreation area is enhanced by radiant heated floors, a wood or pellet stove for added warmth and ambiance, and enough room for oversized tables, making it ideal for entertaining, hobbies, or family gatherings. A walkout door leads directly to a private patio overlooking the property. The main level is equally inviting, offering five generously sized bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and one half bath. The heart of the home is the bright eat-in kitchen, complemented by a formal dining room for holiday gatherings and a second dining area surrounded by windows that overlook the beautifully landscaped backyard. The spacious living room is anchored by a classic wood-burning fireplace, creating the perfect setting for relaxing evenings with family and friends. Step outside and discover everything this remarkable property has to offer. The 11-acre parcel provides an ideal blend of open space and privacy with beautifully maintained gardens, a greenhouse for gardening enthusiasts, and three storage sheds for equipment and tools. The oversized two-car detached garage offers tremendous additional potential, with enough space on the second floor to create an apartment, guest suite, home office, or workshop. A separate carport currently serves as covered storage for tractors and outdoor equipment. Built with practicality in mind, the home is served by an oversized 1,500-gallon septic system designed to accommodate a large family and was professionally pumped just two years ago. Whether you're looking for a spacious family home, multi-generational living, or simply a private country retreat with room to grow, this outstanding Neversink property offers endless possibilities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Catskills yet conveniently located within easy reach of nearby towns, shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly special property. This is much more than a home—it's a lifestyle. Schedule your private tour today and experience everything this exceptional property has to offer

5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1033586 MLS

Escape to the peace and beauty of the Town of Neversink with this exceptional Colonial home, privately situated on 11 scenic acres along a quiet country road. Offering approximately 4,000 square feet of living space, this impressive property combines comfort, versatility, and country charm, all while benefiting from remarkably low annual property taxes of just $5,325. Designed to accommodate a variety of living arrangements, the home offers outstanding potential for a mother-daughter residence or extended family living. The finished lower level provides approximately 2,000 square feet of additional living space and features a spacious bedroom, a full bathroom, and a well-appointed butler's pantry complete with a sink, dishwasher, and ample cabinetry. The remainder of the lower level is set up for storage and a utility room. The expansive family and recreation area is enhanced by radiant heated floors, a wood or pellet stove for added warmth and ambiance, and enough room for oversized tables, making it ideal for entertaining, hobbies, or family gatherings. A walkout door leads directly to a private patio overlooking the property. The main level is equally inviting, offering five generously sized bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and one half bath. The heart of the home is the bright eat-in kitchen, complemented by a formal dining room for holiday gatherings and a second dining area surrounded by windows that overlook the beautifully landscaped backyard. The spacious living room is anchored by a classic wood-burning fireplace, creating the perfect setting for relaxing evenings with family and friends. Step outside and discover everything this remarkable property has to offer. The 11-acre parcel provides an ideal blend of open space and privacy with beautifully maintained gardens, a greenhouse for gardening enthusiasts, and three storage sheds for equipment and tools. The oversized two-car detached garage offers tremendous additional potential, with enough space on the second floor to create an apartment, guest suite, home office, or workshop. A separate carport currently serves as covered storage for tractors and outdoor equipment. Built with practicality in mind, the home is served by an oversized 1,500-gallon septic system designed to accommodate a large family and was professionally pumped just two years ago. Whether you're looking for a spacious family home, multi-generational living, or simply a private country retreat with room to grow, this outstanding Neversink property offers endless possibilities. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Catskills yet conveniently located within easy reach of nearby towns, shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly special property. This is much more than a home—it's a lifestyle. Schedule your private tour today and experience everything this exceptional property has to offer

115 Twinshaven Road, Napanoch

$649,000

Welcome to 156 Lackawack Hill Road, Napanoch, where privacy, quality craftsmanship, and year-round recreation come together in the heart of the Hudson Valley. This meticulously maintained legal 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the perfect balance of comfortable living and functional space, making it ideal as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or multigenerational getaway. Inside, you’ll find warm and inviting living spaces highlighted by beautiful hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, and a commercial-grade Garland range that will delight any home chef. The spacious living room is anchored by a classic brick wood-burning stove, while the bright four-season sunroom provides the perfect place to enjoy every season in comfort. A partially finished basement with an additional wood stove and attached 2-car garage offer abundant storage and flexible living space. Step outside to a large deck overlooking the peaceful surroundings, perfect for entertaining or relaxing after a day outdoors. The property includes a designated, electric-ready area for a future pool or hot tub, offering endless possibilities for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A large heated detached workshop provides exceptional space for woodworking, hobbies, vehicle storage, or a home-based business. This home has been exceptionally cared for with numerous improvements, including updated windows approximately 3 to 4 years ago, a roof replaced within the last 5 years, a recently completed retaining wall, annual furnace maintenance, annual pest prevention service, regularly serviced septic system, whole-house propane generator, gutter guards, and two 250-gallon owned fuel tanks. Being offered mostly furnished, with additional furnishings negotiable, this property allows for an easy transition to country living. Located within the Tri-Valley Central School District and just minutes from the Rondout Reservoir, you’ll enjoy access to some of the region’s finest fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. Within approximately 30 minutes are the Villages of Ellenville, Kerhonkson, and Accord, along with the hiking trails, waterfalls, and breathtaking scenery of Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Mohonk Preserve, and the Shawangunk Ridge. Conveniently situated within about two hours of New York City, this remarkable property offers the perfect blend of tranquility, recreation, and accessibility.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1022038 MLS

Welcome to 156 Lackawack Hill Road, Napanoch, where privacy, quality craftsmanship, and year-round recreation come together in the heart of the Hudson Valley. This meticulously maintained legal 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the perfect balance of comfortable living and functional space, making it ideal as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or multigenerational getaway. Inside, you’ll find warm and inviting living spaces highlighted by beautiful hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, and a commercial-grade Garland range that will delight any home chef. The spacious living room is anchored by a classic brick wood-burning stove, while the bright four-season sunroom provides the perfect place to enjoy every season in comfort. A partially finished basement with an additional wood stove and attached 2-car garage offer abundant storage and flexible living space. Step outside to a large deck overlooking the peaceful surroundings, perfect for entertaining or relaxing after a day outdoors. The property includes a designated, electric-ready area for a future pool or hot tub, offering endless possibilities for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A large heated detached workshop provides exceptional space for woodworking, hobbies, vehicle storage, or a home-based business. This home has been exceptionally cared for with numerous improvements, including updated windows approximately 3 to 4 years ago, a roof replaced within the last 5 years, a recently completed retaining wall, annual furnace maintenance, annual pest prevention service, regularly serviced septic system, whole-house propane generator, gutter guards, and two 250-gallon owned fuel tanks. Being offered mostly furnished, with additional furnishings negotiable, this property allows for an easy transition to country living. Located within the Tri-Valley Central School District and just minutes from the Rondout Reservoir, you’ll enjoy access to some of the region’s finest fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. Within approximately 30 minutes are the Villages of Ellenville, Kerhonkson, and Accord, along with the hiking trails, waterfalls, and breathtaking scenery of Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Mohonk Preserve, and the Shawangunk Ridge. Conveniently situated within about two hours of New York City, this remarkable property offers the perfect blend of tranquility, recreation, and accessibility.

156 Lackawack Hill Road, Napanoch