Courtesy: Keller Williams Upstate NY Properties
585-877-8283
The Montana: A Catskills retreat with "a river runs through it" spirit. Perched above the sparkling Dry Brook stream, this 3BR/2BA ranch (built 2006) offers wide mountain views and the meditative soundtrack of the adjacent creek flowing outside. You'll expect a bald eagle to fly by, and then it actually does. Capture it all from the tranquility of a wrap around deck on a lovely and private 1.5 acre parcel. Immaculate and move-in ready—poured concrete foundation, architectural shingles, hot tub hookup, Bose sound, and offered fully furnished. The beauty of the wild comes in through every window. A stone hearth warms your way in winter. Thoughtful updates would transform it into a true showpiece but perfectly turnkey without them. Just minutes to Arkville + Margaretville for dining and amenities, close to skiing and trails, and within a township that welcomes short-term rentals. Make it yours or share it with the outdoor hearted. Whether you are an avid hiker, hunter or just a lover of the outdoors, you'll find this setting to be second to none. An easily managed property with a combination of a wooded perimeter and a wild thyme infused yard that makes mowing less imperative. You'll feel like nature's guest among the Monarch butterflies, wild native river grape, the morning deer alongside an Egret, some ducks and the beavers getting busy. Solid bones. Serene setting. Streamside magic. What more could you ask for? COME AND GET IT!!
Courtesy: Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
845-684-0084
Public Remarks: Legacy estate built into a hillside at 2,400 feet above sea level with far-reaching mountain views, Sul Monte is a of rare architectural pedigree and natural beauty. Commissioned in 1921 by opera legend Amelita Galli-Curci and designed by Harrie Thomas Lindeberg, one of the most respected country house architects of the 20th century, the home blends European country house traditions with an American sense of scale and ease. The result is a residence both gracious and grounded, expressive in form yet timeless in spirit. Set on 61 acres of terraced lawns, wildflower meadows, specimen trees, and woodlands with walking trails, the property offers sweeping views across the Catskills. Its half-timbered facade, leaded glass windows, and sculpted cedar shake roof evoke the romance of the English countryside, while interiors reveal over 8,200 square feet designed for both entertaining and private living. Enter through the porte cochere into an all-season mudroom leading to the spacious eat-in kitchen and adjacent breakfast room. From here, a generous butler's pantry, complete with original cabinetry, a vintage warming cabinet, and a zinc-clad sink, connects to both the informal dining room with leaded glass and stone floors and the formal dining room with beamed ceilings, fireplace, and a built-in bar concealed behind paneled doors. At the heart of the home, the living room blends comfort, character, and versatility. A wall of built-in bookcases displays books and personal collections, while a deluxe billiards table anchors the space beneath its original pendant light. A cozy seating area centers around the carved mantel bearing Galli-Curci's initials flanked by foxes, an enduring nod to Sul Monte's storied past. With leaded glass windows, wide-plank floors, and period details throughout, the room invites both lively gatherings and quiet evenings at home. Just beyond, a sunroom perfectly frames Catskill Mountain views and offers an inviting spot for a morning read or evening aperitif. Monumental windows framed in stone flood the great room with natural light, accentuating its soaring ceilings and exposed timber trusses. Originally Galli-Curci's private rehearsal studio, the space now serves as a magnificent setting for music, gatherings, or peaceful downtime. Its scale, light, and craftsmanship give the great room a presence that's both impressive and inviting. Up a private staircase from the great room, the primary suite is rich in character, with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, diamond-paned windows, and a deep window seat perfectly poised for taking in the grounds and views beyond. The suite includes a dressing room lined with mirrored closet doors and an en suite bath with original tilework and fixtures, positioned to capture western sunset light. Five additional bedrooms are gracious and well-proportioned, four of which feature finely crafted built-in closets. All six of the home's bathrooms retain original 1920s porcelain fixtures. Tucked into a beautifully landscaped corner of the grounds, the saline, heated pool also enjoys expansive views and offers a tranquil escape just a short stroll across the lawn from the house, ideal for a morning swim, a relaxed afternoon, or gathering with friends at sunset. Other features include an indoor sauna, expansive flagstone terrace, a small barn, a charming shed, and a four-room studio space with a Bathroom and kitchen above the garage, currently used as a potter's studio, with potential for guest or staff accommodations with additional improvements. More than a residence, Sul Monte is a piece of architectural heritage, shaped by Lindeberg's belief that great homes are meant to endure, and be lived in fully and shared generously. Located minutes from Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort and the hamlets of Phoenicia, Margaretville, and Fleischmanns, Sul Monte is just 2.5 hours from NYC with bus to Highmount and within easy reach of Woodstock and other Hudson Valley destinations.
Courtesy: Four Seasons Sotheby's Int'l R
845-684-0084
Legacy estate built into a hillside at 2,400 feet above sea level with far-reaching mountain views, Sul Monte is a of rare architectural pedigree and natural beauty. Commissioned in 1921 by opera legend Amelita Galli-Curci and designed by Harrie Thomas Lindeberg, one of the most respected country house architects of the 20th century, the home blends European country house traditions with an American sense of scale and ease. The result is a residence both gracious and grounded, expressive in form yet timeless in spirit. Set on 61 acres of terraced lawns, wildflower meadows, specimen trees, and woodlands with walking trails, the property offers sweeping views across the Catskills. Its half-timbered facade, leaded glass windows, and sculpted cedar shake roof evoke the romance of the English countryside, while interiors reveal over 8,200 square feet designed for both entertaining and private living. Enter through the porte cochere into an all-season mudroom leading to the spacious eat-in kitchen and adjacent breakfast room. From here, a generous butler's pantry, complete with original cabinetry, a vintage warming cabinet, and a zinc-clad sink, connects to both the informal dining room with leaded glass and stone floors and the formal dining room with beamed ceilings, fireplace, and a built-in bar concealed behind paneled doors. At the heart of the home, the living room blends comfort, character, and versatility. A wall of built-in bookcases displays books and personal collections, while a deluxe billiards table anchors the space beneath its original pendant light. A cozy seating area centers around the carved mantel bearing Galli-Curci's initials flanked by foxes, an enduring nod to Sul Monte's storied past. With leaded glass windows, wide-plank floors, and period details throughout, the room invites both lively gatherings and quiet evenings at home. Just beyond, a sunroom perfectly frames Catskill Mountain views and offers an inviting spot for a morning read or evening aperitif. Monumental windows framed in stone flood the great room with natural light, accentuating its soaring ceilings and exposed timber trusses. Originally Galli-Curci's private rehearsal studio, the space now serves as a magnificent setting for music, gatherings, or peaceful downtime. Its scale, light, and craftsmanship give the great room a presence that's both impressive and inviting. Up a private staircase from the great room, the primary suite is rich in character, with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, diamond-paned windows, and a deep window seat perfectly poised for taking in the grounds and views beyond. The suite includes a dressing room lined with mirrored closet doors and an en suite bath with original tilework and fixtures, positioned to capture western sunset light. Five additional bedrooms are gracious and well-proportioned, four of which feature finely crafted built-in closets. All six of the home's bathrooms retain original 1920s porcelain fixtures. Tucked into a beautifully landscaped corner of the grounds, the saline, heated pool also enjoys expansive views and offers a tranquil escape just a short stroll across the lawn from the house, ideal for a morning swim, a relaxed afternoon, or gathering with friends at sunset. Other features include an indoor sauna, expansive flagstone terrace, a small barn, a charming shed, and a four-room studio space with a bathroom and kitchen above the garage, currently used as a potter's studio, with potential for guest or staff accommodations with additional improvements. Located minutes from Belleayre Mountain Ski Resort and the hamlets of Phoenicia, Margaretville, and Fleischmanns, Sul Monte is just 2.5 hours from NYC and within easy reach of Woodstock and other Hudson Valley destinations. More than a residence, Sul Monte is a piece of architectural heritage, shaped by Lindeberg's belief that great homes are meant not just to endure, but to be lived in fully and shared generously
Courtesy: Berardi Realty
845-201-1111
Perched upon a corner lot knoll in the center of the hamlet of Arkville in Delaware County, this stately historic building awaits its next use. Boasting almost 8,000 square feet on three levels, situated on just over an acre with endless possibilities. A portion of this building dates back to the 1700s with additions and renovations in the 1900's and had been used as a tavern, boarding house, apartments and its most current use as the home of the Catskill Center for Conservation and Development. It is within a BC; Business Commercial zoning district which allows for many possible uses. Presently there is a series of well appointed offices as well as a welcoming lobby, dining hall with kitchen, filing/storage room and restrooms on the first and second floors. The third floor is filled with natural light and some larger spaces as well as a partially unfinished section with four more possible rooms. Beautiful molding throughout as well as wide plank wood flooring. The surrounding properties include the Delaware and Ulster heritage railroad, just across the street as well as several shops, a distillery and eateries. The Village of Margaretville is just 1 mile to the west and offers a variety of amenities. Belleayre Ski Lodge is just 10 minutes to the east (+/-7miles). The property is serviced by municipal water and sewer. There is a +/-650 square foot detached outbuilding electric and plumbing with an array of solar panels that service the property.
Courtesy: William Pitt Sothebys Int Rlty
845-677-9822
The Erpf Estate An Enduring Legacy of Art, Architecture, and Untamed Wilderness 390 Erpf Road, Arkville, NY Offered at $10,000,000 Set across 280 acres of pristine Catskill Mountain terrain, the Erpf Estate is a world unto itself—a sanctuary where nature, art, and architecture coalesce into a singular experience. More than a property, it is the embodiment of over a century of thoughtful stewardship, created and preserved by generations who understood the rare power of land imbued with soul, scale, and story. Just 2.25 hours from New York City, this unparalleled estate offers complete seclusion without remoteness. With over a mile of stream frontage, ten miles of private trails, meadows, forests, and panoramic ridgelines that rise to 2,270 feet, the property offers a breathtaking immersion into wilderness—balanced by infrastructure designed for refined living. At its core lies one of the most extraordinary sculptural landmarks in the world: the largest stone maze ever built, a 1,680-foot-long environmental sculpture by British artist Michael Ayrton. Completed in 1965 and described by the artist as “the only one of stone since the 4th or 5th century B.C.,” the labyrinth features towering walls and original bronzes of Daedalus, Icarus, and the Minotaur. Across the estate, more than a dozen outdoor sculptures are seamlessly integrated into the landscape, echoing its deep artistic roots. The architectural centerpiece is a fully renovated 5,300-square-foot colonial-style residence, renovated in 2016 for modern mountain living. With eight bedrooms, seven and a half baths, expansive decks and patios, and a meditative cupola, the home offers commanding views over formal gardens, wide lawns, and the surrounding forested hills. Moss-lined bluestone paths and a covered cedar staircase lead from a semi-circular pond to a beautifully restored 2,800-square-foot brick guest house with three private apartments, perfect for guests, staff, or continued use as a creative retreat. The estate is remarkably well-equipped, with multiple outbuildings that enhance its function and potential: • An 800 sq ft pool house with two showers and kitchenette • A 56’ x 24’ heated pool with a 3,500 sq ft bluestone terrace • A 1,440 sq ft 5 stall horse barn and polo stick and ball field • Garages for up to six vehicles • A rustic office cabin and trout stream pump house • A Har-Tru tennis court ready for resurfacing for tennis or pickleball • Wired and wireless high-speed internet and a full security and camera system • Central wood furnace and infrastructure ready for off-grid solar energy The land itself is a living canvas of potential: 40 acres of lawns, meadows and pasture, 240 acres of mixed forest, and two year-round streams—Bush Kill and Dry Brook—that offer private swimming holes, trout fishing, and serve as vital wildlife corridors. Bald eagles, deer, black bear, wild turkey, and trout are just a few of the species that thrive here. Unencumbered by conservation easements or deed restrictions, the estate offers extraordinary freedom to expand or evolve. Several ideal building sites exist, including one near the entry bridge overlooking the stream. Whether as a private retreat, multi-generational compound, boutique wellness resort, or artist-in-residence program, the canvas is wide open. The property is offered with over a dozen outdoor sculptures. A comprehensive inventory is available upon request. The Erpf Estate is not simply a place—it is a rare inheritance. A world built with vision, care, and imagination. A place to retreat, to reflect, to inspire—and to begin a new chapter in a legacy over a century in the making.
Arkville is located in New York. Arkville, New York has a population of 877. Arkville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.86% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.88%.
The median household income in Arkville, New York is $60,313. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,757 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Arkville is 49.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 10.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46 inches per year, with 59.4 inches of snow per year.
