Courtesy: Four Seasons Sothebys Intl
845-876-5100
There’s a distinctly Bohemian heartbeat to this Woodstock compound — the kind of place where every corner feels like it has a story to tell or awaits the hearing of yours. The 1850 respectfully updated, original farmhouse, with its rich hand-hewn beams, gleaming wide floorboards, and six over six windows carries the patina of time, offering warmth, charm, and the kind of character that make old homes irresistible. The early 1990’s addition expands the residence to provide alluring and flexible usage. This home is soulful, and available for those who appreciate authenticity. In the living room, with its two directions of light, an old brick fireplace anchors the space with rustic charm. The intimate, fully equipped kitchen with a natural stone seating bar & the beamed dining room feel like the heart of a true country home: Fetch, prepare and enjoy the local farmland bounty. The vaulted gathering room is dramatic with its absolutely fabulous wallpaper and 16’ north light wall offering pastoral views into a peaceful meadow making it an ideal spot for music, reading, long conversations and rest. French doors open onto a stone patio and into the garden where, through the arbor, a sheltered brook offers its expected coolness and melodic sounds. In every season, this land provides a visual symphony and an earned sanctuary. The property’s creative soul radiates in the 4-season studio, a 1000sqft space w/ a 20’ skylit ceiling that beckons your creative expression no matter the medium – paint, sculpture, music, or movement, in group or solo. A bluestone path leads beneath the massive trees to a woodworking shop offering yet another layer of creative opportunity. In the home, the hobby room was Harriet Tannin’s darkroom, ready to once again function as such; perhaps here is where she pioneered photo weaving. The buildings and property provide the atmosphere for your projects and expression long awaiting their and your realization. Together, these elements form a true Woodstock compound, walking distance from the celebrated Bearsville Theater Campus: An historic acoustic showcase from the ‘70s for leading artists, and revived in 2019 as a platform for ongoing musical and film venues, a unique event space, as well as local fare. The property’s three buildings shape a natural, secluded courtyard and quiet oasis. Delightfully sited on over 3.5 poetic acres with exquisite old growth trees, flowering shrubs, and adjacent to larger land, this is a place for one who sees beauty in creation, who values character and nature, and who’s been waiting to have an antique home, workspace, and creative life all in one. This inspiring property is a refreshing homage to the old Woodstock. It feels like home from your first step inside. Just minutes from the renowned village, yet a world apart.
Courtesy: Hudson Valley Real Estate Brok
845-853-8250
Tucked away on a quiet private road in coveted Bearsville, this light-filled contemporary sanctuary offers 1.87 serene acres and the ultimate Hudson Valley indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Perfectly positioned to capture sweeping mountain vistas, the home delivers an effortless blend of mid-century character and modern luxury. Step inside to an expansive main living area anchored by a whitewashed brick fireplace with a broad bluestone hearth. Soaring vaulted ceilings lined in natural wood accents, oversized skylights, and warm oak hardwood floors create an open, airy atmosphere wrapped in forest views. The living room flows seamlessly into a sunlit dining area and an eat-in kitchen featuring custom seafoam cabinetry, glass-front uppers, sleek black tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a secondary prep sink--ideal for hosting. Just off the kitchen sits a charming screened 3-season porch with painted exposed beams, creating an effortless transition to outdoor dining. A cozy breakfast nook framed by a bay window offers another sunny spot for morning coffee. All 3 bedrooms are conveniently situated on the main level. The main-floor primary bedroom features its own en-suite bathroom, while two additional guest bedrooms are serviced by a second full main-level bath. Upstairs, an open flex loft studio awaits. Featuring vaulted wood ceilings, skylights, wide-plank wood flooring, built-in display shelving, and a 3rd full bathroom, this open-concept space is ideal for an artist studio, home office, or secondary lounge. Glass doors open directly onto a 17'x14' walkout roof terrace framing panoramic mountain views and forest canopy. The full basement boasts high ceilings and impressive footprint potential--offering a prime opportunity for a future buyer to finish the space for additional living square footage, a home theater, or a gym. Outdoor living is truly second to none. The home boasts three brand-new decks with modern cable wire railings--including the entry deck, a dedicated hot tub deck nestled into the trees, and the upper roof terrace. Follow stone pathways through the grounds down to the crown jewel of the property: a gated, in-ground swimming pool surrounded by an expansive paver patio, diving board, and mature landscaping. Complete with multi-zone ductless cooling, new roof, an attached two-car garage, storage shed, a paved driveway with a basketball court area, and total seclusion on a private road while remaining just minutes from downtown Woodstock's dining, shops, and arts scene, 15 Upper West Ohayo Road is a turn-key year-round home or luxury seasonal escape.
Courtesy: Century 21 Alliance-NP
845-255-6163
There are homes that ask you to compromise, and then there are homes that ask you to dream. Set against a backdrop of sweeping mountain views, this is a rare opportunity to create something that's unmistakably yours. The hardest work has already been done. What's left is the part that reflects your style, your vision, and the way you want to live. Picture slow mornings with coffee overlooking the mountains, evenings spent watching the seasons change, and a home finished exactly the way you've always imagined--not someone else's choices, but your own. Whether your vision includes warm natural finishes, clean modern lines, or a timeless mountain retreat, this property is ready for the next chapter. In a market where finding the right location is nearly impossible, opportunities like this don't come along often. For generations, Bearsville and neighboring Woodstock have drawn musicians, painters, writers, makers, and free spirits seeking inspiration, community, and a different pace of life. Here, you're close enough to enjoy the galleries, live music, cafés, and creative energy that define the area, yet far enough away to hear little more than the wind through the trees and the sounds of nature. Bring your imagination, your contractor, and your plans. The canvas is waiting. Every opportunity begins with possibility this one begins for the Mountain View
Courtesy: BHHS Hudson Valley Properties
845-679-0006
Wend up your forested driveway to this idyllic piece of paradise -- 12 secluded acres, just minutes from Woodstock Village. The current owner/architect/builder designed this uniquely curated home and its surroundings to create the penultimate natural setting. As the house is revealed through the trees, a mirror image is reflected in the 13' deep, swimmable, mini-lake. BREATHE! That's the perfect response to this awe-inspiring locale. 6 springs feed this silky clear, ''Catskill clean'' water feature; kept pristine by 2 aeration systems providing clear, oxygenated water for this bass-stocked body. There's a dock and fountain, and the water's edge is peppered with locally sourced boulders providing numerous places for diving, sun bathing, and meditating on the picturesque landscape. All this is just a few hand-picked, stone steps from a splendid 2 BR, 2 bath, Frank Lloyd Wright inspired, prairie-style home capped by an English style Tudor chimney featuring superlative brick accents. The curved, blue stone entry walkway gives pause for contemplation as you pass carefully placed perennials, a field of ferns, and majestic birch, maple, and pine trees. Poetry at every turn! Subtle architected details include a concrete plinth-to-window sill foundation and extended overhangs, creating calm and stability to an open, light-filled life. The house is surrounded by extraordinary blue stone walkways and three patios (one covered) all revealing views of mountains, water, and sky. Upon entering you'll experience this home's elegant simplicity. The tiled foyer features a hand-crafted wooden light fixture and a Wright-inspired stair post--details that elevate the home's design from the moment you step inside. The living room is surrounded by views; north to Indian Point and west for exquisite mountain sunsets. The natural world beckons you out every picture window and door. On a winter's day appreciate the outside while reading beside a centrally located and uniquely designed brick fireplace. The kitchen has rose granite counters and birds-eye maple and cherry cabinetry--and a large pantry. Entertaining is easy with a dining room that provides space for every gracious event; be it for 4, 8, 16, or 20 guests! The lake and views continually serve as a backdrop as you sit with refreshments and chat with guests; or step out onto the open blue stone pergola and connect with sun, moon, and nature at any hour, in any season. A 6-zone irrigation system (on timers) effortlessly maintains the deer resistant shrubs, grasses, fields of ferns, including the raised bed and fully-fenced vegetable garden. Upstairs is the primary bedroom, a refuge for sweet dreams under the canopy of an angular roof line. A large cushioned window seat becomes a haven for intimate moments gazing into the distant mountain views just past the mini-lake. A second sky-lit bedroom shares a stylish bathroom that has a custom wood vanity, cast iron claw foot tub, and a reclaimed Carrara marble counter top. Plenty of closets and built-ins make nesting here easy. Add to all this a studio building that provides ample space for an office, artists haven/workspace, gym, or play area. Unique details, like a massive fan shaped skylight, carry over to this structure as well, giving it a lofty and alluring ambiance. There's storage galore, and space to spread out to follow your passions. The current owner uses two loft storage spaces for her artwork. This rare Woodstock parcel has plenty of room for an addition, pool, or guest house (with town approval), and is a natural palette for you to create your own compound if desired. You might never want to leave. However, you're close to skiing, hiking, shopping, great restaurants, and one of the grooviest towns in America! Wander and hike your own Catskill Park. A pleasure to see and show. Appointment required.
Courtesy: BHHS HUDSON VALLEY PROP-WDST
845-679-0006
Wend up your forested driveway to this idyllic piece of paradise -- 12 secluded acres, just minutes from Woodstock Village. The current owner/architect/builder designed this uniquely curated home and its surroundings to create the penultimate natural setting. As the house is revealed through the trees, a mirror image is reflected in the 13' deep, swimmable, mini-lake. BREATHE! That's the perfect response to this awe-inspiring locale. 6 springs feed this silky clear, ''Catskill clean'' water feature; kept pristine by 2 aeration systems providing clear, oxygenated water for this bass-stocked body. There's a dock and fountain, and the water's edge is peppered with locally sourced boulders providing numerous places for diving, sun bathing, and meditating on the picturesque landscape. All this is just a few hand-picked, stone steps away from a splendid 2 BR, 2 bath, Frank Lloyd Wright inspired, prairie-style home capped by an English style chimney featuring superlative brick accents. The curved, blue stone entry walkway gives pause for contemplation as you pass carefully placed perennials, a field of ferns, and majestic birch, maple, and pine trees. Poetry at every turn! Subtle architected details include a concrete plinth-to-window sill foundation and extended overhangs, creating calm and stability to an open, light-filled life. The house is surrounded by extraordinary blue stone walkways and three patios (one covered) all revealing views of mountains, water, and sky. Upon entering you'll experience this home's elegant simplicity. The tiled foyer features a hand-crafted wooden light fixture and a Wright-inspired stair post--details that elevate the home's design from the moment you step inside. The living room is surrounded by views; north to Indian Point and west for exquisite mountain sunsets. The natural world beckons you out every picture window and door. On a winter's day appreciate the outside while reading beside a centrally located and uniquely designed brick fireplace. The kitchen has rose granite, and birds-eye maple and cherry cabinetry, and a large pantry. Entertaining is easy as the dining room provides space for every event; be it for 4, 8, 16, or 20 guests! The lake and views continually serve as a backdrop as you sit with refreshments and chat with guests; or, step out onto the open blue stone pergola and connect with sun, moon, and nature at any hour, in any season. A 6-zone irrigation system (on timers) effortlessly maintains the deer resistant shrubs, grasses, fields of ferns, including the raised bed and fully-fenced vegetable garden. Upstairs is the primary bedroom, a refuge for sweet dreams under the canopy of an angular roof line. A large cushioned window seat becomes a haven for intimate moments gazing into the distant mountain views just past the mini-lake. A second sky-lit bedroom shares a stylish bathroom that has a custom wood vanity, cast iron claw foot tub, and a reclaimed Carrara marble counter top. Plenty of closets and built-ins make nesting here easy. Add to all this a studio building that provides ample space for an office, artists haven/workspace, gym, or play area. Unique details, like a massive fan shaped skylight, carry over to this structure as well, giving it a lofty and alluring ambiance. There's storage galore, and space to spread out to follow your passions. The current owner uses two loft storage spaces for her artwork. This rare Woodstock parcel has plenty of room for an addition, pool, or guest house (with town approval), and is a natural palette for you to create your own compound if desired. You might never want to leave. However, you're close to skiing, hiking, shopping, great restaurants, and one of the grooviest towns in America! Wander and hike your own Catskill Park. A pleasure to see and show. Appointment required.
Courtesy: William Pitt Sothebys Int Rlty
845-677-9822
Hidden among the trees and just seven minutes from the center of Woodstock, this 1970s contemporary feels like a private creative compound, untouched in all the right ways. Set on 2 wooded acres with the Sawkill Creek at the rear of the property, the home unfolds through a series of unexpected spaces and strong architectural moments. A dramatic sunken living room anchors the house, centered around an oversized stone fireplace and framed by walls of glass that draw the surrounding landscape indoors. The original design language remains beautifully intact throughout, offering the rare opportunity to own a true period home rather than a generic renovation. The layout is expansive and flexible with over 2,700 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and multiple gathering spaces that open naturally toward the outdoors. Off the kitchen, a tucked-away courtyard deck creates an especially inviting area for dining, entertaining, or slow summer evenings beneath the trees. A luminous 500 sq ft porch overlooks the gunite pool, while a separate studio building introduces endless possibilities: artist studio, guest overflow, workspace, movement room, or retreat space. At the edge of the property sits a whimsical treehouse tucked into the woods, adding yet another layer to the property's distinctly Woodstock character. Longtime home to Woodstock artist Lenny Kislin, the property carries a deeply creative spirit shaped over decades. An acclaimed assemblage artist, Kislin created witty and deeply poignant sculptures by bringing together carefully sourced antique components and found objects, transforming fragments of the past into works rich with meaning and imagination. His work remains integrated throughout the home and studio. Private, architectural, and rich with atmosphere, 41 Wittenberg is a rare offering. This property has genuine soul, minutes from the center of Woodstock yet entirely its own world.
Courtesy: Four Seasons Sotheby's Int.
845-876-5100
There's a distinctly Bohemian heartbeat to this Woodstock compound -- the kind of place where every corner feels like it has a story to tell or awaits the hearing of yours. The 1850 respectfully updated, original farmhouse, with its rich hand-hewn beams, gleaming wide floorboards, and six over six windows carries the patina of time, offering warmth, charm, and the kind of character that make old homes irresistible. The early 1990's addition expands the residence to provide alluring and flexible usage. This home is soulful, and available for those who appreciate authenticity. In the living room, with its two directions of light, an old brick fireplace anchors the space with rustic charm. The intimate, fully equipped kitchen with a natural stone seating bar & the beamed dining room feel like the heart of a true country home: Fetch, prepare and enjoy the local farmland bounty. The vaulted gathering room is dramatic with its absolutely fabulous wallpaper and 16' north light wall offering pastoral views into a peaceful meadow making it an ideal spot for music, reading, long conversations and rest. French doors open onto a stone patio and into the garden where, through the arbor, a sheltered brook offers its expected coolness and melodic sounds. In every season, this land provides a visual symphony and an earned sanctuary. The property's creative soul radiates in the 4-season studio, a 1000sqft space, w/ a 20' skylit ceiling, that beckons your creative expression, no matter the medium - paint, sculpture, music, or movement, in group or solo. A bluestone path leads beneath massive trees to a woodworking shop offering yet another layer of creative opportunity. In the home, the hobby room was Harriet Tannin's darkroom, ready to once again function as such. Perhaps here is where she pioneered photo weaving. The buildings and property provide the atmosphere for your projects and expression long awaiting their and your realization. Together, these elements form a true Woodstock compound, walking distance from the celebrated Bearsville Theater Campus: An historic acoustic showcase from the '70s for leading artists, and revived in 2019 as a platform for ongoing musical and film venues, a unique event space, as well as local fare. The property's three buildings shape a natural, secluded courtyard and quiet oasis. Delightfully sited on over 3.5 poetic acres with exquisite old growth trees, flowering shrubs, and adjacent to larger land, this is a place for one who sees beauty in creation, who values character and nature, and who's been waiting to have an antique home, workspace, and creative life all in one. This inspiring property is a refreshing homage to the old Woodstock. It feels like home from your first step inside. Just minutes from the renowned village, yet a world apart.
Courtesy: William Pitt Sotheby's Interna
845-677-9822
Hidden among the trees and just seven minutes from the center of Woodstock, this 1970s contemporary feels like a private creative compound, untouched in all the right ways. Set on 2 wooded acres with the Sawkill Creek at the rear of the property, the home unfolds through a series of unexpected spaces and strong architectural moments. A dramatic sunken living room anchors the house, centered around an oversized stone fireplace and framed by walls of glass that draw the surrounding landscape indoors. The original design language remains beautifully intact throughout, offering the rare opportunity to own a true period home rather than a generic renovation. The layout is expansive and flexible with over 2,700 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and multiple gathering spaces that open naturally toward the outdoors. Off the kitchen, a tucked-away courtyard deck creates an especially inviting area for dining, entertaining, or slow summer evenings beneath the trees. A luminous 500 sq ft porch overlooks the gunite pool, while a separate studio building introduces endless possibilities: artist studio, guest overflow, workspace, movement room, or retreat space. At the edge of the property sits a whimsical treehouse tucked into the woods, adding yet another layer to the property's distinctly Woodstock character. Longtime home to Woodstock artist Lenny Kislin, the property carries a deeply creative spirit shaped over decades. An acclaimed assemblage artist, Kislin created witty and deeply poignant sculptures by bringing together carefully sourced antique components and found objects, transforming fragments of the past into works rich with meaning and imagination. His work remains integrated throughout the home and studio. Private, architectural, and rich with atmosphere, 41 Wittenberg is a rare offering. This property has genuine soul, minutes from the center of Woodstock yet entirely its own world.
Courtesy: Halter Associates Realty
845-331-3110
Come and see this cute-as-a-button, circa 1950 brick cape on Elting Lane, one of Woodstock's most enchanting roads! This easy-to-manage home on just shy of an acre, boasts woodland surroundings plus seasonal meadow and mountain views and fruit trees. The main floor features a light flooded living room with fireplace, an efficient kitchen with adjacent dining area with double glass doors leading onto the ample patio. Two bedrooms and full bath complete this level with hardwood floors throughout. The second level has a loft space, ample dry storage area and bath perfect for office/studio and sleeping space. The large dry basement features laundry, mechanicals (including new boiler), and lot of storage but could be used in many ways including craft, shop, studio, play or workout area. Fenced in garden is ready for its next planting. Less than 10 minutes to the village of Woodstock, Cooper Lake and all things Catskills including hiking, skiing and walking rail trails. Uptown Kingston and the NYS Thruway is a mere 20 minutes away. Ample parking plus a one-car, detached garage with room for storage just steps from the main house. Don't miss this sweet 1500 square foot gem. The possibilities are absolutely endless!
Courtesy: Halter Associates Realty
845-679-2010
The essence of Woodstock; the artists, the poets, the musicians and the creatives who have gravitated to the beautiful, iconic Catskill Mountain town, no-one embodies the original spirit of Woodstock more than local artist and environmentalist Calvin Grimm. Every home tells a story. This custom built home.tucked away on 2 private acres with mountain views on a dead end lane speaks volumes. Technically a 1 bedroom/ 2 bathroom listed on county records with climate controlled, working art studio. This labor of love Calvin created over 5 decades, reflects his artistry, his ingenuity and simply his dear love for this place. Calvin's maternal grandparents would summer in Woodstock and eventually Calvin would as well, beginning when Calvin was just a few weeks old. In the 1960's before the infamous concert put Woodstock on the global map, Calvin was in his early twenties with just enough to purchase his own parcel of land. When he came upon this special spot full of rock outcroppings, mountain laurel and maple tucked on the side of the mountain overlooking Mt.Guardian he knew he was home. And there Calvin's own story with this land began. Calvin was from a. lineage of fine furniture makers and believed ''form follows function'' and as he built each part of his home he would go back to that philosophy. There was a 250 year old barn in Wilson State Park available for repurposing and there began the footprint of this unique, singular home. As Calvin did not have a sawmill he used an old time method of cutting the wood with a tool called an adz. And when we use the term hand built we mean it in the truest sense. He repurposed the wood and hand hewn beams from the barn as well as the Vosburg Turning Mill at the foot of Hutchin Hill, which are the framework of this light filled, warm home. Calvin used Chestnut hardwood floors throughout. He sourced plexiglass panels for the skylights from the Kingston Ford Dealership that they had used to build a dome to showcase their cars as he wanted to bathe the stairs in light. A friend told Calvin of an original cast iron sink that was available in Long Island and he drove down to get it. It is the centerpiece of his country kitchen with updated appliances but still the authentic feel in tact. Each frame, each corner, each board was carefully sourced over time. As Calvin described building the stairs he described it as an evolution with each step, without a plan but rather going back to the old adage ''form follows function''. And as every artist needs, he built a wall of windows south facing overlooking views of Mt. Guardian. Simultaneously he designed and built his studio with the same locally sourced materials where he would spend the next 50 years producing his art that can be seen all over the world. A bluestone walkway with rock outcroppings and a native plant pond connects the two structures. He mixed classic amenities like the clawfoot tub with more modern updates like the efficient mini splits throughout but still utilized his wood burning stove that is equipped to keep the whole home warm. Walking among his artwork and other artists who he has showcased on his land over the years, one feels like you are experiencing time in Woodstock that isn't easily accessible anymore. Calvin not only was a prolific artist but also an ardent environmentalist. He was on the forefront of helping to preserve Overlook Mountain and cherished the natural beauty the Hudson Valley offers.His land and the world he created here is a testament to that adoration. This home is truly one of a kind and just to walk it's land and it's rooms one feels the love and the craftsmanship. Minutes to the center of Woodstock yet a world a way. This property is the quintessential upstate sanctuary.
Courtesy: Serhant LLC
646-480-7665
Set on one of Woodstock's most coveted country roads, this classic home offers the rare combination of timeless charm, privacy, and an exceptional location. Just moments from the heart of Woodstock, yet quietly removed, Cooper Lake Road is known for its scenic beauty, peaceful surroundings, and idyllic walks to nearby Cooper Lake. Originally built in 1940 and renovated over the years, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial retains its period character while offering the comfort and ease of modern living. Tucked back off of the road, a private drive leads to the home, set on a generous 3.27-acre corner parcel with frontage extending to Rose Lane--survey available. Inside, the home unfolds with warmth and versatility. A welcoming den with built-ins and a powder room creates the perfect space for a home office or tv room. The living room is in part of the original house and features vaulted, beamed ceilings, a striking stone fireplace, and walls of windows. The kitchen is conveniently set between the attached garage and breakfast room that opens out onto a stone patio. A formal dining room is also off the kitchen. Upstairs, two guest bedrooms share a full bath, while the grand and spacious primary suite enjoys its own private wing, complete with built-ins and an ensuite bathroom. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly special home in one of Woodstock's premier locations--where quiet country roads, natural beauty, and proximity to town come together seamlessly.
Courtesy: Halter Associates Realty
845-679-2010
You won't believe the welcoming energy in this house, just 10 minutes from the center of Woodstock. Light pours in from all sides of this quintessential raised ranch off a scenic road and on a beautifully paved private driveway. Offers open-plan living space with sliders to a large deck, perfect for alfresco dining or watching the sun set over the Catskills. Come and check out the idyllic views. You might even see hawks and eagles soaring above. Below the house, a lawn slopes down the hill toward trees that could be selectively trimmed to expand the view. You may want to keep the lovely apple trees that are vestiges of an old orchard. In spring, the blossom-filled branches are a sight to see. On the home's main level, you'll find two bedrooms, a full bath, and a large primary bedroom with en suite bathroom. The charming kitchen features a large island/breakfast bar. Take the stairs down to the lower level, and you'll find four distinct, light-filled rooms that could be utilized to suit your lifestyle and interests. This floor also has a full bathroom. The largest room could serve as an art/music studio or in-home business. An alternate use would be an entertainment oasis with enough space for multiple couches and a pool table or ping-pong table. This room, along with one other downstairs, contains sliders to the yard. The three additional rooms on this level could serve as home offices, guest quarters, or art-making spaces. A beautiful meadow near the road might make the ideal site for a stand-alone art studio or guest house. Featuring a deep well, central air, and an automatic generator ensuring reliable power, this inspiring home on 4+ acres is located near the famous Overlook Mountain Trailhead and protected Mount Guardian Preserve. For a change of pace, it's a short drive to the many shops, music venues, cafes, and galleries in colorful Woodstock and less than a half hour to Phoenicia, Kingston, Saugerties, and the Thruway. The Trailways bus and Amtrak train station are easily accessible. The Trailways bus to and from NYC stops on Route 212 at Reynolds Lane. The drive to NYC's George Washington Bridge is approximately two hours. Imagine living in this spacious mountain home year-round or visiting at your leisure to relax, hike, ski, create that masterpiece, or meet new friends while listening to live music or enjoying a fine meal in one of the Hudson Valley's historic and picturesque villages.
Courtesy: HEATHER CRONER RE-SOTHEBY'S ML
Four House Compound on 25 Acres. Welcome to this extraordinary property nestled in the heart of Woodstock, NY, which holds a rich history as it is believed to be the first farm in the Valley. Originally established as the Shultis sheep farm in 1753 this expansive 25-acre estate offers a unique blend of heritage and countryside lifestyle. With its charming farmhouse, magnificent converted barn, historic schoolhouse with two full residences, and a cozy mid-century house, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Woodstock's past.The farmhouse, steeped in history, exudes rustic charm and offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. With its classic design and timeless appeal, this residence features beautiful wood floors, beamed high ceilings and a cozy fireplace. The spacious layout provides ample room for comfortable living, while the surrounding natural beauty creates a sense of tranquility. Adjacent to the farmhouse, the converted barn stands as a testament to architectural excellence. This expansive space offers endless possibilities, whether you envision it as a studio, workshop, or a grand entertainment area. The barn's soaring ceilings, exposed wooden beams, incredible wide plank original floors and abundant natural light create an awe-inspiring ambiance that is sure to impress.Adding to the property's allure, the historic schoolhouse has been thoughtfully transformed into two separate residences. This unique feature presents an excellent opportunity for rental income or accommodating guests. Each offers its own distinct charm and character, providing a comfortable and private living space. The mid-century house, with its two bedrooms, offers a modern retreat amidst the natural beauty of Woodstock. This cozy dwelling provides a perfect blend of comfort and simplicity, allowing residents to unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the property's diverse landscape, including several open fields and a meandering stream. These features provide ample space for gardening, farming, or raising animals, allowing you to embrace a sustainable and self-sufficient lifestyle.Conveniently located just seven minutes away from the vibrant village of Woodstock, residents will enjoy easy access to a plethora of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Whether you're seeking a leisurely stroll through the charming streets or indulging in the local culinary scene, the village offers a vibrant and eclectic experience.
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Bearsville is located in New York. Bearsville, New York has a population of 672. Bearsville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 16.72% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in Bearsville, New York is $101,724. The median household income for the surrounding county is $71,040 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bearsville is 61.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 82.5 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.6 inches per year, with 56.9 inches of snow per year.
