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$499,000

Fabulous Lake House with Lake views and access next to the beach area for Homeowners and their personal guests. This is a beautifully renovated home with two bedrooms and a large loft area used as the third bedroom or Theater room. Great open floor plan. Just bring your bathing suits and hit the non-motorized Lake for swimming, floating, paddle boarding, canoeing, sailing or rowing in beautiful Lake Muskoday. Heaven at the Lake. Lake Muskoday, a 54+ Acre quiet lake, is highly sought after in Roscoe, known as the Fly Fishing Capital of the World! Fire Pit for those cozy S'mores making nights under the stars in the Mountains. Large deck for relaxing and barbecues with friends and loved ones. The home is a successful Short Term Rental property, for those savvy buyers interested in financial earnings. Close to Roscoe and it's vibrant, local restaurants, craft beer breweries and shops.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1023536 MLS

Fabulous Lake House with Lake views and access next to the beach area for Homeowners and their personal guests. This is a beautifully renovated home with two bedrooms and a large loft area used as the third bedroom or Theater room. Great open floor plan. Just bring your bathing suits and hit the non-motorized Lake for swimming, floating, paddle boarding, canoeing, sailing or rowing in beautiful Lake Muskoday. Heaven at the Lake. Lake Muskoday, a 54+ Acre quiet lake, is highly sought after in Roscoe, known as the Fly Fishing Capital of the World! Fire Pit for those cozy S'mores making nights under the stars in the Mountains. Large deck for relaxing and barbecues with friends and loved ones. The home is a successful Short Term Rental property, for those savvy buyers interested in financial earnings. Close to Roscoe and it's vibrant, local restaurants, craft beer breweries and shops.

11 Lake Muskoday Road, Roscoe

$399,000

Unique 5.53-acre Catskills retreat with rustic western character, natural surroundings, and a remarkable piece of history — all approximately two hours from NYC. Popular with second-home buyers, outdoor enthusiasts, and hybrid workers seeking a scenic upstate escape, this distinctive property offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and character just minutes from Roscoe and Livingston Manor in the heart of the Catskills. Accessed by the historic Campbell Covered Bridge (built in 1870), steel-reinforced and included with the property, this one-of-a-kind offering delivers a truly unforgettable arrival experience and a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history. Trout Brook runs under the bridge and along the property boundary, creating a peaceful waterfront setting where you can literally fish directly from your own covered porch. The home retains much of its original 1960s charm and features a living room with a fireplace designed for both heating and cooking, along with a wood-paneled ceiling, dining room, kitchen, two first-floor bedrooms, and two full bathrooms, including a primary bedroom with en-suite bath. The bedrooms feature large closets, and there are closets and unique storage locations throughout the home. Just off the dining area is a three-season sunroom overlooking the nearby tree lines, mountains, and brook, creating a relaxing space to enjoy the property's natural setting throughout the year. Attic access is available by a full-width stairway through the large attached garage, and includes two expansive storage areas and two additional heated bonus rooms - ideal for guests, children, office space, or flexible use. A transfer switch allows for convenient connection of an electricity generator. The exterior is clad in striking board-and-batten hemlock siding that remains in exceptional condition and complements the property's rustic Catskills character. The home is well-insulated for year-round comfort, has Andersen windows, and the attached 2.5-car garage appears thoughtfully insulated, contributing to its versatility and functionality through all seasons. The property also includes a large, roughly 1,500sf, oil-heated detached garage, with a convenient walk-in door, separate 12-foot-high overhead door, half bathroom, and electricity, offering substantial storage space and potential workshop use. The grounds include open fields, a pond, a line of apple trees running along the brook, a large apple tree behind the house, and a tree-lined landscape featuring birch, elm, maple, and oak trees, all set against spectacular views of the nearby mountains. Nestled among forests, trout streams, lakes, and mountains, this year-round retreat is ideally positioned near the outdoor recreation that defines the Catskills lifestyle, including hiking trails, fly fishing, Catskill Park, Crystal Lake Wild Forest, and the attractions of nearby Roscoe and Livingston Manor. Known as “Trout Town USA” for its renowned fly fishing, Roscoe offers local breweries, restaurants, distilleries, boutique shopping, farmers markets, and year-round recreation, along with nearby destinations including Roscoe Mountain Club, the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum, Roscoe Beer Co., Do Good Spirits, Smoked BBQ, and the vibrant Main Street communities that have made the area a sought-after upstate destination. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive Catskills property offering history, versatility, year-round waterfront enjoyment, and small-town charm with convenient access to New York City. Property to be sold vacant and as-is in all respects. Though believed accurate, all information including taxes, schools, zoning, use, and development potential must be independently verified. Taxes are stated for 2025-2026. Schools are as reported by Niche. Owner, Listing Agents & Listing Brokers are not responsible for any inaccuracies, prospective buyers & their agents must confirm all facts.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1017410 MLS

Unique 5.53-acre Catskills retreat with rustic western character, natural surroundings, and a remarkable piece of history — all approximately two hours from NYC. Popular with second-home buyers, outdoor enthusiasts, and hybrid workers seeking a scenic upstate escape, this distinctive property offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and character just minutes from Roscoe and Livingston Manor in the heart of the Catskills. Accessed by the historic Campbell Covered Bridge (built in 1870), steel-reinforced and included with the property, this one-of-a-kind offering delivers a truly unforgettable arrival experience and a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history. Trout Brook runs under the bridge and along the property boundary, creating a peaceful waterfront setting where you can literally fish directly from your own covered porch. The home retains much of its original 1960s charm and features a living room with a fireplace designed for both heating and cooking, along with a wood-paneled ceiling, dining room, kitchen, two first-floor bedrooms, and two full bathrooms, including a primary bedroom with en-suite bath. The bedrooms feature large closets, and there are closets and unique storage locations throughout the home. Just off the dining area is a three-season sunroom overlooking the nearby tree lines, mountains, and brook, creating a relaxing space to enjoy the property's natural setting throughout the year. Attic access is available by a full-width stairway through the large attached garage, and includes two expansive storage areas and two additional heated bonus rooms - ideal for guests, children, office space, or flexible use. A transfer switch allows for convenient connection of an electricity generator. The exterior is clad in striking board-and-batten hemlock siding that remains in exceptional condition and complements the property's rustic Catskills character. The home is well-insulated for year-round comfort, has Andersen windows, and the attached 2.5-car garage appears thoughtfully insulated, contributing to its versatility and functionality through all seasons. The property also includes a large, roughly 1,500sf, oil-heated detached garage, with a convenient walk-in door, separate 12-foot-high overhead door, half bathroom, and electricity, offering substantial storage space and potential workshop use. The grounds include open fields, a pond, a line of apple trees running along the brook, a large apple tree behind the house, and a tree-lined landscape featuring birch, elm, maple, and oak trees, all set against spectacular views of the nearby mountains. Nestled among forests, trout streams, lakes, and mountains, this year-round retreat is ideally positioned near the outdoor recreation that defines the Catskills lifestyle, including hiking trails, fly fishing, Catskill Park, Crystal Lake Wild Forest, and the attractions of nearby Roscoe and Livingston Manor. Known as “Trout Town USA” for its renowned fly fishing, Roscoe offers local breweries, restaurants, distilleries, boutique shopping, farmers markets, and year-round recreation, along with nearby destinations including Roscoe Mountain Club, the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum, Roscoe Beer Co., Do Good Spirits, Smoked BBQ, and the vibrant Main Street communities that have made the area a sought-after upstate destination. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly distinctive Catskills property offering history, versatility, year-round waterfront enjoyment, and small-town charm with convenient access to New York City. Property to be sold vacant and as-is in all respects. Though believed accurate, all information including taxes, schools, zoning, use, and development potential must be independently verified. Taxes are stated for 2025-2026. Schools are as reported by Niche. Owner, Listing Agents & Listing Brokers are not responsible for any inaccuracies, prospective buyers & their agents must confirm all facts.

818 Methol Road, Roscoe

$469,900

There is a sound a screen door makes when you are the only one around to hear it, and out here, 2 hours from the city on a clear road, that sound is the moment the weekend actually begins. The porch runs the full length of the house and then turns the corner, so wide you stop keeping track of where the railing ends. By the second evening you give up choosing where to sit, because every chair on it turns out to be the right one. Coffee leans against the front rail while the hillside is still waking up. The long light of late afternoon pools across the boards. This is the room you will live in most, and it does not even have walls. Beyond the steps the lawn opens flat and green and generous, all 4.71 acres of it, ringed on every side by a wall of trees that turns gold in October and goes silent under snow. There is room for the garden you have been planning in your head for years, room for a fire ring wherever the mood drops it, room for the long table that gets carried outside the minute the weather allows. A detached 2-car garage sits off the driveway, ready for the gear and the cooler and the muddy boots, and the road past it goes nowhere you did not choose to go. Inside, the house was built in 2017 and it feels it, open and bright and ready, nothing waiting to be fixed before life can start. The living room lifts to a vaulted ceiling, and a fireplace of stacked stone climbs the whole height of the wall, the kind you light in October and keep going until April. The kitchen sits open to all of it, an island with space to pull up a few stools for the Sundays that turn into long cooking projects, windows above the sink that frame trees instead of a neighbor's brick. Four bedrooms hold the upper floor, two full baths, a layout with nothing wasted and nowhere you have to make excuses for. Then there is the village, which is the part that catches people off guard. Livingston Manor sits at the edge of the Willowemoc Wild Forest, almost 15,000 acres of Forever Wild preserve laced with 40 miles of trail, where the Frick Pond Loop makes an easy morning and the Long Pond Trail runs past a lean-to and a spring waterfall on the days you want to earn the view. The creek that gave American fly fishing its start still threads right through town, there whenever the urge to wade in finds you. Afternoons fill themselves: a tasting at Eminence Road Farm Winery over in Long Eddy or Bashakill Vineyards to the south, a small-batch lager at Catskill Brewery on a Friday, wood-fired pizza at the Kaatskeller, a slow dinner built around what grew nearby at The DeBruce, a basket filled at Main Street Farm on the way home. Bethel Woods and a whole summer of lawn concerts wait 25 minutes south on the original Woodstock grounds. Manhattan stays close enough to keep the life you already have and far enough to finally set it down on weekends, just 2 hours from the city when the road runs clear. Close enough that a Thursday quietly becomes a long weekend, that the holidays unfold here instead of in a crowded terminal, that a workday handled from the porch with the laptop open and the trees in front of you still counts, somehow, as a workday. Some weekends you will not leave the porch at all. You will tell yourself you came up to hike or to fish or to clear your head, and instead you will watch the light move across the lawn and listen to nothing in particular until you understand, completely, why you signed. That is what this place keeps handing back to you, a porch you will measure the years by and a yard wide enough to see the weather coming, set in a village that still remembers exactly what it is. One evening you will stand on those steps with the trees going dark behind you and know, without needing to say a word of it, that you got this one right.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 1002067 MLS

There is a sound a screen door makes when you are the only one around to hear it, and out here, 2 hours from the city on a clear road, that sound is the moment the weekend actually begins. The porch runs the full length of the house and then turns the corner, so wide you stop keeping track of where the railing ends. By the second evening you give up choosing where to sit, because every chair on it turns out to be the right one. Coffee leans against the front rail while the hillside is still waking up. The long light of late afternoon pools across the boards. This is the room you will live in most, and it does not even have walls. Beyond the steps the lawn opens flat and green and generous, all 4.71 acres of it, ringed on every side by a wall of trees that turns gold in October and goes silent under snow. There is room for the garden you have been planning in your head for years, room for a fire ring wherever the mood drops it, room for the long table that gets carried outside the minute the weather allows. A detached 2-car garage sits off the driveway, ready for the gear and the cooler and the muddy boots, and the road past it goes nowhere you did not choose to go. Inside, the house was built in 2017 and it feels it, open and bright and ready, nothing waiting to be fixed before life can start. The living room lifts to a vaulted ceiling, and a fireplace of stacked stone climbs the whole height of the wall, the kind you light in October and keep going until April. The kitchen sits open to all of it, an island with space to pull up a few stools for the Sundays that turn into long cooking projects, windows above the sink that frame trees instead of a neighbor's brick. Four bedrooms hold the upper floor, two full baths, a layout with nothing wasted and nowhere you have to make excuses for. Then there is the village, which is the part that catches people off guard. Livingston Manor sits at the edge of the Willowemoc Wild Forest, almost 15,000 acres of Forever Wild preserve laced with 40 miles of trail, where the Frick Pond Loop makes an easy morning and the Long Pond Trail runs past a lean-to and a spring waterfall on the days you want to earn the view. The creek that gave American fly fishing its start still threads right through town, there whenever the urge to wade in finds you. Afternoons fill themselves: a tasting at Eminence Road Farm Winery over in Long Eddy or Bashakill Vineyards to the south, a small-batch lager at Catskill Brewery on a Friday, wood-fired pizza at the Kaatskeller, a slow dinner built around what grew nearby at The DeBruce, a basket filled at Main Street Farm on the way home. Bethel Woods and a whole summer of lawn concerts wait 25 minutes south on the original Woodstock grounds. Manhattan stays close enough to keep the life you already have and far enough to finally set it down on weekends, just 2 hours from the city when the road runs clear. Close enough that a Thursday quietly becomes a long weekend, that the holidays unfold here instead of in a crowded terminal, that a workday handled from the porch with the laptop open and the trees in front of you still counts, somehow, as a workday. Some weekends you will not leave the porch at all. You will tell yourself you came up to hike or to fish or to clear your head, and instead you will watch the light move across the lawn and listen to nothing in particular until you understand, completely, why you signed. That is what this place keeps handing back to you, a porch you will measure the years by and a yard wide enough to see the weather coming, set in a village that still remembers exactly what it is. One evening you will stand on those steps with the trees going dark behind you and know, without needing to say a word of it, that you got this one right.

34 Turkey Hollow Lane, Livingston Manor

$519,000

Trade the noise for space—this 10-acre Catskills escape gives you room to breathe, work remote, and actually unplug. The house is move-in ready, so you can show up Friday and start your weekend. You’re 8.3 miles to Roscoe 5 miles from Downsville for food, fuel, hardware runs, Spend your days hiking or hunting on nearby state land, or fish the waters at Pepacton Reservoir and the Beaverkill River—both just minutes away. Set at the end of a cul-de-sac, the property is quiet and private. Inside, the layout is open and social: kitchen, dining, and living flow together under cathedral ceilings, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The primary bath includes a whirlpool tub. Two more bedrooms and a full laundry room make longer stays easy. A wood stove and 4-zone radiant heat keep things comfortable year-round while helping manage utility costs. Need space for gear or projects? The detached 22' x 22' barn has a loft, workshop setup, electric door opener, and a potbelly stove—ideal for storage, hobbies, or a side hustle. Low taxes, manageable expenses, and a setup that works for weekend escapes or longer resets—this is Catskills living without the friction.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 992687 MLS

Trade the noise for space—this 10-acre Catskills escape gives you room to breathe, work remote, and actually unplug. The house is move-in ready, so you can show up Friday and start your weekend. You’re 8.3 miles to Roscoe 5 miles from Downsville for food, fuel, hardware runs, Spend your days hiking or hunting on nearby state land, or fish the waters at Pepacton Reservoir and the Beaverkill River—both just minutes away. Set at the end of a cul-de-sac, the property is quiet and private. Inside, the layout is open and social: kitchen, dining, and living flow together under cathedral ceilings, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. The primary bath includes a whirlpool tub. Two more bedrooms and a full laundry room make longer stays easy. A wood stove and 4-zone radiant heat keep things comfortable year-round while helping manage utility costs. Need space for gear or projects? The detached 22' x 22' barn has a loft, workshop setup, electric door opener, and a potbelly stove—ideal for storage, hobbies, or a side hustle. Low taxes, manageable expenses, and a setup that works for weekend escapes or longer resets—this is Catskills living without the friction.

1029 Spring Brook Estates Road, Roscoe

$539,000

Fully Vacant & Ready for Immediate Income! Exceptional opportunity to own a renovated multi-family property with all units delivered vacant. A rare chance for investors to lease each unit at today's market rents and maximize cash flow from day one. Perfect for owner-occupants as well, with the flexibility to live in one unit while generating income from the others. Recent updates have already been completed, making this a turnkey investment with immediate income potential. Don't miss this rare opportunity!

7 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 939474 MLS

Fully Vacant & Ready for Immediate Income! Exceptional opportunity to own a renovated multi-family property with all units delivered vacant. A rare chance for investors to lease each unit at today's market rents and maximize cash flow from day one. Perfect for owner-occupants as well, with the flexibility to live in one unit while generating income from the others. Recent updates have already been completed, making this a turnkey investment with immediate income potential. Don't miss this rare opportunity!

15 Brown Street, Livingston Manor

$145,000

This fixer upper has a lot of potential!! Located on Upper Main Street in Livingston Manor with in walking distance to town, upward brewery, and the Cattail River directly across the street. A spacious backyard that borders Upward Brewing Co. enables you to access the brewery's 100 acres right outside your back door. Detached block 1 car garage, partial basement, great weekender or affordable and manageable year round life!!!

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 929090 MLS

This fixer upper has a lot of potential!! Located on Upper Main Street in Livingston Manor with in walking distance to town, upward brewery, and the Cattail River directly across the street. A spacious backyard that borders Upward Brewing Co. enables you to access the brewery's 100 acres right outside your back door. Detached block 1 car garage, partial basement, great weekender or affordable and manageable year round life!!!

159 Main Street, Livingston Manor

$294,400

Three family money maker located in the highly desired up-and-coming Livingston Manor area with an additional lot for sale as well to the left of the house. Spacious two-bedroom apartment on the first floor, two additional one-bedroom apartments, and a detached two-car garage. Lots of great restaurants and shops close by. Don't wait, or you will miss out on this opportunity. Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,ParkingFeatures:2 Car Detached, FULLY AVAILABLE TO SHOW .

4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ H6283476 MLS

Three family money maker located in the highly desired up-and-coming Livingston Manor area with an additional lot for sale as well to the left of the house. Spacious two-bedroom apartment on the first floor, two additional one-bedroom apartments, and a detached two-car garage. Lots of great restaurants and shops close by. Don't wait, or you will miss out on this opportunity. Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,ParkingFeatures:2 Car Detached, FULLY AVAILABLE TO SHOW .

15 Pearl Street, Livingston Manor

$444,000

Looking for a private oasis? On this 10 acre property, you'll find 3 ponds, 2 year-round streams and a recently remodeled 4 bedroom easily converted to 5 bedroom 2 bath home. Two wood burning stoves, including one in the master bedroom will keep you nice and toasty this winter. There are decks off of 3 bedrooms and the kitchen. There is an enclosed insulated enclosed porch, laundry and mud room. There are two entrances to the property, one by private gate and the other by a recently re-built private commercial grade bridge. There is a two car garage with game room or convert it into a guest house. This is a well laid out property and home with room for everyone. There are beautiful mountain views, apple trees, ponds, and you can fish from the back deck while enjoying your morning coffee. The house sits on a 5 acre lot and is being sold with the adjacent lot which is also 5 acres for a total of 10 acres. New garage door and opener being installed as well as new washer and dryer. Additional Information: Amenities:Stall Shower,ParkingFeatures:2 Car Detached.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ H6272618 MLS

Looking for a private oasis? On this 10 acre property, you'll find 3 ponds, 2 year-round streams and a recently remodeled 4 bedroom easily converted to 5 bedroom 2 bath home. Two wood burning stoves, including one in the master bedroom will keep you nice and toasty this winter. There are decks off of 3 bedrooms and the kitchen. There is an enclosed insulated enclosed porch, laundry and mud room. There are two entrances to the property, one by private gate and the other by a recently re-built private commercial grade bridge. There is a two car garage with game room or convert it into a guest house. This is a well laid out property and home with room for everyone. There are beautiful mountain views, apple trees, ponds, and you can fish from the back deck while enjoying your morning coffee. The house sits on a 5 acre lot and is being sold with the adjacent lot which is also 5 acres for a total of 10 acres. New garage door and opener being installed as well as new washer and dryer. Additional Information: Amenities:Stall Shower,ParkingFeatures:2 Car Detached.

141 Bonnie Brook Road, Roscoe