68 Main St A Livingston Manor Landmark Built in 1884 by prominent local merchant A.P. DuBois, this beautifully preserved Eastlake Victorian is believed to be the oldest surviving residence on Main Street. Set on nearly an acre with an extraordinary 150 feet of frontage, it offers a rare combination of history, location, and future potential in the heart of Livingston Manor. DuBois arrived following the expansion of the Ontario & Western Railroad, operated a mercantile store directly across the street, and later helped found the Livingston Manor National Bank. His home was remarkably advanced for its time, among the first locally with indoor plumbing, central heating, and gas lighting. Several original gas fixtures remain today, now converted to electric. Inside, 10½-foot ceilings, wide-plank floors, original millwork and hardware, stained glass, pocket doors, a triple-run cherry staircase, original mantels, and a working Rumford fireplace preserve the craftsmanship of another era. Five bedrooms offer the potential for a sixth, along with a full staircase-accessed attic. Major improvements include a tear-off roof in 2018, furnace in 2017, restored and lined chimneys, and municipal water and sewer. Three porches, mature trees, original bluestone paths and cast-iron fencing, and generous off-street parking create an unexpectedly private setting just steps from Livingston Manor's restaurants, shops, galleries, and the Willowemoc Creek. General Business zoning adds another dimension, allowing for a range of residential and commercial possibilities including hospitality, restaurant, retail, professional office, and accessory dwelling uses, subject to approvals. With continued investment throughout Livingston Manor and planned green space directly across the street, the DuBois House represents a rare opportunity to own an important piece of the village's past and play a role in its next chapter.
Livingston Manor has become one of the Catskills’ most sought-after mountain communities, where scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, and small-town charm come together just two hours from New York City. Nestled in the mountains less than five minutes from the heart of Livingston Manor, this four-bedroom home offers generous living space in a location that puts you close to restaurants, breweries, boutique shopping, hiking, fishing, and year-round community events. Inside, you’ll find a spacious floor plan featuring a welcoming stone fireplace, formal dining room, cedar closets, and a first-floor primary suite with its own full bathroom, offering the convenience of one-level living. Two of the upstairs bedrooms include their own sinks, a unique feature that reflects the home’s original design. A full basement with direct access to the two-car garage provides excellent storage and workspace. Two additional outbuildings add flexibility for hobbies, storage, or workshop space. This is an exceptional opportunity to personalize a spacious Catskills home in one of Sullivan County’s most desirable locations. Under five minutes to Livingston Manor.
It's rare enough for a sub-million-dollar listing to hit the market in the uber-scenic Beaverkill Valley, but this charming 1940s cottage is truly special in its own right. It harkens back to a simpler, more analog time, where your getaway really feels altogether separate from the daily grind elsewhere (but with reliable WiFi); where Alder Creek across the road provides the calming audio that lulls you to a sound sleep after a day out hiking on area trails or paddle boarding on Big Pond nearby. The mud room is wonderfully generous, because there will be four seasons of gear if you're really taking advantage of the Valley's myriad outdoor pursuits. The kitchen's deep farmhouse sink is in keeping with the overall country kitchen vibe, as are the painted wainscoting and open shelves. But there is also a substantial fridge, electric stove and country cupboards for storage. The two downstairs bedrooms are off the long living room / dining area. The primary is pine paneled, while the other is whitewashed paneling and has a cozy desk space from a converted closet. Luxuriating in the clawfoot tub in the retro-styled bathroom is just one more way you know you're not in your day-to-day routine. And the stacked washer/dryer in the corner is a handy amenity. The third bedroom is upstairs, but this is a popular spot for the owners, their kids (and their kids' friends), so they've utilized the additional space for more beds. Outside, the sunny deck is a magnet from morning coffee to after dinner hangs. And if a nap in the shade is on the cards, there are a number of spots with level lawn and high tree canopy that will fit the bill. The Beaverkill Valley is perhaps best known as a Mecca for fly fishing enthusiasts, with the renowned Wulff School just down the road. Canoe, kayak or paddle board at nearby Big Pond, and when it's time for a great meal, a brewery afternoon or some retail therapy, Livingston Manor is a picturesque 20 minute drive.
Beyond the stone walls and winding roads of the legendary Beaverkill Valley lies a rare opportunity to become the next steward of one of the Catskills’ historic estates. Built in 1880 and set on 93 private acres across two tax parcels, this remarkable property borders thousands of acres of protected New York State land, offering an exceptional combination of privacy, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation. Encompassing nearly 6,800 square feet with 17 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, the residence is rich in character and ready for a thoughtful restoration to its former grandeur. The grounds include a picturesque pond, three-car garage, and vintage tennis court, creating the foundation for an extraordinary compound, sporting estate, or multigenerational getaway. Spend your days exploring the surrounding wilderness, casting a line on legendary Catskill trout streams, or simply enjoying the peace that only a property of this scale can provide. Located just minutes from Livingston Manor’s acclaimed restaurants, breweries, boutiques, and year-round cultural attractions, the estate offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Prospective purchasers may explore eligibility for membership in the exclusive Beaverkill Mountain Club, subject to the Club’s approval. Opportunities to acquire an estate of this size, history, and setting are increasingly rare. More than a home, this is a chance to preserve a remarkable piece of Beaverkill Valley history while creating a legacy property to be enjoyed for generations to come.
Escape to the peace and quiet of the Catskills with this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom manufactured home situated on 12.99 scenic acres along a quiet country road in Livingston Manor, NY. Built in 1996, this property offers a wonderful opportunity for those seeking privacy, open space, and the beauty of Sullivan County. Inside, you'll find a practical single-level layout with comfortable living spaces, making it an ideal full-time residence, weekend getaway, or investment property. Propane heat provides efficient comfort throughout the cooler months. Outside, the nearly 13-acre parcel offers endless possibilities for recreation, gardening, hiking, or simply enjoying the peaceful natural surroundings. A small fenced yard is perfect for pets, gardening, or outdoor relaxation while still leaving plenty of acreage to explore. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Livingston Manor, you'll enjoy easy access to local restaurants, breweries, boutique shopping, the renowned Willowemoc and Beaverkill trout streams, hiking trails, and everything the Catskills have to offer. Whether you're searching for a country home with acreage, a private Catskills retreat, or a property with room to grow, 384 Lenape Lake Road is ready for its next chapter. Property Highlights: 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Manufactured home built in 1996 12.99 private acres Quiet country road Small fenced yard Propane heat Minutes to downtown Livingston Manor Close to hiking, fishing, breweries, restaurants, and outdoor recreation
Discover an extraordinary Catskills retreat at 609 Grooville Road, where nearly 42 acres of breathtaking natural beauty provide the perfect balance of privacy, recreation, and timeless country living. This perfectly renovated farmhouse offers 4 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, combining classic charm with endless opportunities to make it your own.The property is truly one of a kind, featuring over 1,000 feet of Sprague Brook frontage with a crystal-clear natural swimming hole, multiple spring-fed ponds, open meadows, mature woodlands, and scenic trails that invite year-round exploration. Whether you're hiking, fishing, swimming, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings, every inch of this property showcases the beauty of the Catskills. Inside, warm hardwood floors, inviting living spaces create an atmosphere that feels both welcoming and authentic. The attached 2 story finished barn makes a great space for a group retreat center for yoga and meditation. A separate vintage barn adds even more character and versatility for hobbies, storage, or agricultural pursuits. Located just minutes from the vibrant hamlet of Livingston Manor, world-class fly fishing, hiking, restaurants, and local shops, this remarkable estate offers the rare opportunity to own a private sanctuary with limitless possibilities. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence, luxury weekend escape, compound., 609 Grooville Road is a truly exceptional offering in the heart of the Catskills
PRICE REDUCED..Great location with year round beautiful mountain views... this well maintained house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on over 5+ acres....the house sits on 1.28 acres plus an additional 4.7 acres SBL 9-1-4.3 that is contiguous with the house parcel..wood floors..large wrap round deck..2 car garage..finished basement with a wood burning stove and full bathroom ..split units to cool the house in the summer and heat the house in the winter...fenced in backyard. ..paved driveway with mature trees and some fruit trees..an additional bonus is that the road is flat for miles so great for walking and biking..and separate from the house but close to walk there (100') there is an additional outbuilding complete with a full bathroom..kitchen and large open space..can be used as a bonus room or private office..all offers presented
**Successful Airbnb Investment on the Willowemoc River!** Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a proven income-producing property on the renowned Willowemoc River, famous for its world-class trout fishing. Whether you're looking for a turnkey vacation rental, weekend retreat, or full-time residence, this beautifully restored waterfront cabin is ready for its next owner. This historic home has been thoughtfully upgraded and modernized for comfortable year-round living while maintaining its timeless charm. Step onto the welcoming covered front porch and into the open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area featuring stunning Brazilian hardwood floors; cathedral ceiling with recessed lighting, and an energy-efficient split system providing both heating and air conditioning. The home offers two comfortable bedrooms, an updated full bathroom, and access to a charming loft area that provides additional sleeping or recreational space. At the rear of the home, a bright sunroom showcases peaceful river views. Open the French doors to the spacious deck where you can relax by the fire pit, cast a fishing line, entertain guests, or simply enjoy the tranquil sounds of the flowing river Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, this fully furnished, turnkey property also offers the potential for continued short-term rental income through platforms such as Vrbo, making it an outstanding investment opportunity. Ideally located in a picturesque country setting, yet just minutes from restaurants, shopping, and local attractions. Enjoy easy access to Route 17/I-86 for convenient commuting, along with reliable high-speed telecommunications—perfect for remote work or extended stays. **Additional Information:** Oil heat (above-ground tank), energy-efficient split-system heating and cooling, full basement for storage; EV car mobile charging port This exceptional waterfront property offers the perfect combination of investment potential, outdoor recreation, and peaceful Catskills living.
Your Vacation Starts the Moment You Pull Into the Driveway. Some homes simply have it all — and this one delivers in the most spectacular fashion. Privately sited on two lush acres of mature plantings at the end of a quiet dead-end road, this three-bedroom, two-bath retreat is the kind of place people dream about and rarely find. Step outside and you'll understand immediately. A breathtaking, oversized HEATED pool anchors a two-level deck designed for nothing less than unforgettable entertaining — whether you're hosting a crowd or simply floating in blissful solitude while the birds serenade you from the surrounding landscape. A charming small pond adds to the serene, resort-like ambiance that makes every day here feel like a getaway. Inside, the home is open, light-filled, and utterly inviting. The living room is anchored by a stunning two-sided stone fireplace — a true architectural centerpiece — while the primary bedroom downstairs enjoys its own private stone fireplace for cozy evenings in. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed to blend warmth, elegance, and ease. The pass-through kitchen features stainless steel appliances and flows seamlessly into the dining room and living room, making entertaining effortless and joyful. Sliding doors lead directly to the deck, creating a natural indoor-outdoor connection perfect for summer gatherings or quiet morning coffees above the pool. Comfortably sized bedrooms offer ample closet space, and the entire home carries a sense of gracious privacy that is increasingly rare. Tucked away as the second-to-last home on the road, this is a true sanctuary — your own private world. Whether you're hosting the party of the season or simply savoring the peace and beauty all to yourself, this home was made for living beautifully. Come hear the birds. You won't want to leave, and the party will never end because of a full house generator, heated pool Starlink system!
Be the first to own this never occupied BRAND NEW 2025 contemporary ranch, offering almost 1,300 sq ft of modern, single level living in the Hamlet of Livingston Manor, Catskill Mountains NY. Close walking distance to Upward Brewery and the rest of Main St. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence or a weekend getaway, this move-in ready home combines comfort, convenience, and easy access to year-round recreation. HIGHLIGHTS: 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, primary suite with a double sink vanity and walk in closet, country style open kitchen with brand new appliances, spacious walk in pantry, open dining area with sliding glass doors to a new rear deck 10'x20', front porch, brand new septic system, built on a brand new slab Never occupied and minutes from Livingston Manor's restaurants, shops, parks and outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, boating, skiing near by, Bethel Woods, and Resorts World and the Kartrite Water Park
Lake access in one direction and a panorama view across the Willowemoc valley at the north to the central Catskills. View above the State ''Forever Wild'' land on 50 acres with access to your own nearby private lake. This Canadian Cedar Post and Beam and cedar siding home with its comfortable open floor plan with cathedral ceiling for the living room and kitchen and dining area, with accessories that include a 6 burner downdraft gas stove, granite countertops, and multi-zoned radiant floor heat. There is lake access to the private Elko Lake Association provides gated access to the exclusive Elko Lake/North Pond with lake activities, tennis court, entertainment pavilion and lake frontage with a sandy beach. Sited on the very summit of Anderson Mountain at 2,200 feet elevation above the village of DeBruce, this 20 year old new home offers country living as a perfect getaway from the hustlebustle, with a sauna and exercise gym to help you relax at this rural retreat on the edge of the WIllowemoc River Forest. Trails for ATV trecking down to the river or to the neighboring private lake just a 5 minute stroll. Convenient access just 10 minutes off of Rt 17 between Liberty and Livingston Manor. Enjoy this rural region less than two hours from New York City, via NYS Thruway to Harriman exit to rt 17, to exit 98 (Parksville) then north on Rt 84 to Anderson Rd. Nearby is the large Neversink Reservoir which offers boating and fishing, with several state parks in the area. There are many activities available within the nearly one hundred acres of your private estate including hunting, fishing, hiking, atv and snowmobiling for all enthusiasts. There is entertainment, cultural, and culinary opportunities in nearby Livingston Manor, Roscoe, and just 19 miles to Monticello and 8 miles to Liberty with convenient access to route 17. Only 2 hours to NYC. Nearby destinations and venues include Bethel Woods center for the arts, Monticello Motorclub, Monticello Casino and raceway, Villa Roma Resort, Kutchers Resort, Holiday Mountain, many farm markets and antique stores and restaurants, Lego Land and zip line, Stone Arch Bridge historical park, Sullivan County airport, Bethel Motor Speedway, Forestburgh Playhouse, Swinging Bridge Reservoir and many other recreation lakes, Castle Fun Center, Chatwell Lodge at Chapin Estate, Kartrite Resort and water park, Resorts World Casino, numerous scout camps, as well as the Willowemoc and Beaverkill Streams, Delaware River and Neversink River wilderness areas for hiking, canoeing, and picnics in the area along the several rivers, lakes and reservoirs.
Friday afternoon, you cross the bridge and feel the city release its grip somewhere around the Catskill exits. Two hours later, the road narrows, the signal fades, and you turn into a driveway that disappears into 5 acres of your own quiet. This is the version of you that wakes up slowly, that hears the creek before the alarm, that finally has the room to think. A covered front porch faces the trees, deep enough for two chairs and a kettle that takes its time. Stone and clapboard out front, a 2-car garage ready for the Subaru full of waders or the cooler full of trout. Inside, a chandelier throws warm light over a dining table where Saturday night stretches longer than it has any right to, and the eat-in kitchen opens around an island built for the small rituals: a paper map of the Beaverkill spread out with breakfast, pizza dough rolled out at sunset, the wine bottle that never quite makes it back into the fridge. Three bedrooms hold the upper floor in their own quiet. The walk-out basement opens to the back like an unfinished sentence, waiting for whatever you decide it should be. A workshop. A den. A bunk room for the friends who keep asking when they can come up. The primary suite is where the house slows you down. A sunny bedroom opens to a sitting room generous enough for a reading chair, a record player, the small library you've been meaning to actually read. A washer and dryer hide in their own closet so Sunday laundry never crosses the rest of the house. Off the bedroom, a walk-in closet so big it reads as two rooms, already rough-plumbed for a primary bath. You get to choose the soaking tub, the tile, the flooring, the brass or matte black of every fixture. The bones are here. The taste is yours. Five acres means the neighbors are deer and wild turkey. It means coffee on the porch with no one watching, a fire pit you'll dig wherever you want it, a garden the deer will absolutely test you on. It means quiet that settles into your shoulders by Saturday morning and stays with you all the way back to the city Sunday night. The house needs a little sweat to become exactly what you've been picturing, and that's the part of the deal that makes it yours instead of someone else's idea of finished. Livingston Manor is the reason you came here. Built up in the 1870s when the O&W Railroad arrived and the hemlock tanneries followed, the village is widely credited as the birthplace of American fly fishing. The Willowemoc Creek runs right through town, and Junction Pool in nearby Roscoe, where the Willowemoc meets the Beaverkill, is the water Theodore Gordon fished in the late 1800s when he adapted the dry fly for American rivers. The Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum a few miles up DeBruce Road keeps the legacy alive. The village stopped being only a fishing town a long time ago. Today's Main Street is a slow afternoon of antique shops, the Sunshine Colony for coffee, Morgan Outdoors for whatever you forgot to pack, Catskill Brewery on a Friday night, Kaatskeller for wood-fired pizza, The Arnold House for an inn dinner that ends with records by the fire, and The DeBruce for the tasting menu that justifies the drive. Hike the Willowemoc Wild Forest in the morning, swim and paddle at Mongaup Pond in the afternoon, catch a concert on the lawn at Bethel Woods 25 minutes south on the original Woodstock grounds. In winter, ski Holiday Mountain in Monticello or chase the bigger runs at Belleayre and Hunter under an hour east. Sip a flight at Catskill Distilling Co., pick up cheese and sourdough at the Saturday farmers market, fill a basket at the orchard down the road in October. Manhattan is roughly 110 miles in the rearview. This is the house you'll point to one day and know you got it right. The porch in October. The kitchen on a slow Sunday morning. The bath you designed yourself off the primary. The 5 acres only you can see. Friday won't be a finish line anymore. It'll be the drive up the mountain.
Move-in ready 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch in desirable Livingston Manor, offering easy one-level living and quick access to all the area’s best features. This well-kept home features an open layout with a bright living area and a stylish kitchen with granite countertops and plenty of cabinet space. All bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry are conveniently located on the first floor. Enjoy the outdoors with a two-minute walk to public fishing access, perfect for anglers and nature lovers. Located less than a five-minute drive to downtown Livingston Manor, you’ll have quick access to shops, restaurants, breweries, and everyday conveniences while still enjoying a peaceful setting. Ideal as a full-time residence, weekend escape in the Catskills.
You don't have to be a fly fisher to live in the Beaverkill Valley -- but spend a season within earshot of the river and among this trout-mad community, and you'll probably want to become one. Even so, this beautifully executed custom four-bedroom home on nine private acres would enchant anyone. Cedar shingle siding, cherry floors, warm wood plank ceilings, built-ins, and picture windows framing distant hill views set the tone. A welcoming entry hall, mudroom, and separate garage ease the way for full-time Catskills living. The sunken living room is anchored by a native fieldstone fireplace and wrapped in windows. A long built-in bookcase -- with a distinctly Frank Lloyd Wright quality -- separates it from the spacious dining room. Step outside to a stone patio and fire pit, or onto a covered deck with that same spectacular view. The kitchen is bright and well-appointed, with a Wolf gas range, sunny breakfast nook, and deck access. The primary suite occupies its own second-floor wing: sun-drenched bedroom, custom dressing room, book-lined sitting room, and a spa bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, and unlacquered brass fixtures. Two additional bedrooms share a full bath. A ground-floor bedroom with adjacent full bath and cherry pocket doors functions as a private guest suite. The finished walk-out lower level offers a media room, home office, and rec room, plus a full bath. Membership in the Beaverkill Mountain Club includes a mile of blue-ribbon fly fishing on the Upper Beaverkill, 60+ miles of private trails, a six-week summer day camp, and swimming at The Falls -- within walking distance. Beaverkill Falls HOA membership adds another mile of private fishing (accessible directly from the property), a community swimming pond, and two beautifully sited tennis courts.
OPEN BOUSE, Saturday July 25th, 11-2 Welcome to Fern Hill Cottage. Tucked into a wooded hillside and surrounded by a sea of ferns, this charming light-filled cottage awaits its next steward. Newly built in 2023 and offered for the first time, it blends modern ease with the simple magic of living close to the landscape. Inside, soaring ceilings and an open layout create an immediate sense of space and light. The substantial living and dining area flows easily into a well-appointed kitchen, which opens directly onto a generous back deck designed for summer entertaining. The main floor also includes a spacious bedroom and full bath--ideal for guests. Upstairs, the entire second floor becomes a private primary suite, complete with a full bath with a soaking tub, and abundant wardrobe space. A partially finished lower level adds approximately 500 square feet of flexible space, with natural light and polished concrete floors--perfect for a yoga room, studio, office, or media den (and lots of additional storage!). An attached garage provides direct access through the lower level, especially welcome in the colder months. The location is perfect - with world famous fly fishing spots within 15 minutes on the Willowemoc River known for its clean water and popular trail heads in the Willlowemoc Wild Forest - it's simply ideal for nature lovers. Sat on a quiet country road just 15 minutes from Livingston Manor where you're close to well-loved restaurants, breweries and cafes, galleries (the amazing Catskill Art Space), well-curated shops, as well as the practicality of a supermarket and pharmacy. 2 hours from the GW Bridge.
An exciting opportunity awaits at Haven on Main in Livingston Manor, NY. Two buildings, including one with an active cafe license, offers an array of possibilities, whether it's a combined live/work space to launch your small business, a rental investment, or just a compound for all your favorite people in a prime Main Street location in one of our favorite Upstate towns. 108 Main Street offers three floors of space to play with. Zoned residential with a special use permit, currently the first floor houses a popular non-profit grocery and cafe and features a large commercial kitchen with a walk-in, two convection ranges, multiple refrigerators and reach-ins, sinks and plenty of prep space. There's also a sunny market room, accessible restroom and a large wraparound porch and creekside yard for seating, as well as ample parking. The second and third floors used to be two large, multi-bedroom apartments. The bedrooms are used for storage now, but could be turned into single family living, or back to multi-famliy housing with some investment to bring the spaces up to modern code. Each floor has a bathroom and kitchenette space and a total of seven bedrooms. 104 Main Street is a sweet 1950s three bedroom, one and a half bath home with spacious living areas, a large sunny three season room, and original wood-paneled details. The space would benefit from a little updating, but the home is tidy and fully functional as is, so you have a ready landing space as you decide what the future holds for your property. These buildings anchor one end of Livingston Manor's bustling-and-still-growing Main Street. As more projects continue to take shape, this property stands to benefit. A large hospitality project is taking shape just down the street, to feature a sake distillery, restaurant and Japanese gardens, and event space among other attractions. Soon, a rail trail will connect nearby Pleasant Street with miles of beautiful walking and biking trail through Parksville and Liberty. Nearby stalwarts include Stumble Out Restaurant, Upstream Wine and Spirits, Kirin Thai Market and the new location of Jitterbug Sights and Sounds. Exciting new additions are always popping up as well. Main Street recently welcomed HeartSpace Yoga Studio and Sereno Day Spa and upcoming openings include several food destinations and Shelf Care, a beauty-and-book store. Come make your Upstate dreams come true!
Well kept 3BR, 2B mobile home within a few short miles to Livingston Manor. Quick drive to state land, state lake, and river for outdoor fun, a few minutes to brewery's, restaurants, grocery, bank, bus stop, wine bar, and don't forget the ice cream stand. Home is located on a quiet, 1 lane county road, easy and afrodable - come, sit back, and enjoy nature!
Charming Cape-Style Home with Mountain Views in Livingston Manor – Opportunity to Add Value! Originally built in 1948 and expanded with a major renovation in 2001, this 4-bedroom, 3 full bath home offers a spacious and versatile layout with great bones and strong upside potential. The addition features an oversized living room with a cozy wood stove and custom wet bar, along with a second-floor primary suite complete with full bath and walk-in closet. The kitchen offers ample counter space, while the dining area opens through sliding glass doors to a large rear deck—perfect for entertaining or enjoying the scenic surroundings. Hardwood floors run throughout much of the home, and key updates including vinyl siding, a metal roof, and insulated windows provide a solid foundation for future improvements. Set on .58 acres with 291 feet of road frontage, the property offers attractive distant mountain views, a circular driveway, covered front porch, and generous outdoor space. Located less than one mile from Main Street Livingston Manor—an easy walk or quick drive—this home places you near one of the Catskills’ most sought-after destinations. Enjoy local shops, restaurants, breweries, and year-round events, along with world-class trout fishing on the nearby Willowemoc and Beaverkill Rivers, plus endless hiking and outdoor recreation. This is an estate sale being sold as-is. While the home would benefit from cosmetic updates and some repairs, it is currently livable and presents a fantastic opportunity for buyers to add value, personalize, and create their ideal Catskills retreat. A rare chance to invest in a prime location with strong potential!
Built to rigorous Passive House standards, Red Hill is a newly constructed 1,738 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home just minutes from Livingston Manor, nestled within The Catskill Project's 90-acre community. Enjoy the best of the Catskills lifestyle while benefiting from a home designed to support your health, comfort, and well-being for generations to come. Certified to meet both PHIUS (Passive House Institute US) and U.S. Department of Energy Zero Energy Ready Home (ZERH) standards, this all-electric home features a super-insulated, airtight building envelope, triple-pane windows, and balanced heat recovery ventilation that delivers a continuous supply of fresh, filtered air. The result is exceptional year-round comfort, superior indoor air quality, and dramatically lower energy expenses than conventional construction. Engineered to exceed code requirements, Red Hill ranks among the highest-performing homes available today - not just in the Catskills, but anywhere. This is a home built to last. An airy, open living space and expansive windows flood the home with natural light while framing beautifully wooded views in every season. The modern kitchen features premium JennAir NOIR appliances and custom cabinetry and flows seamlessly into the adjacent dining area and into a dramatic three-season room, creating an effortless indoor-outdoor experience perfect for dining, lounging, and entertaining. The three-season room comes equipped with a pellet stove, so it will be warm and cozy even in the winter months. Three well-proportioned bedrooms include a generous ground-floor primary suite with en-suite bath, offering privacy and flexibility for guests or a work-from-home lifestyle. The bathrooms feature custom tile work, bespoke vanities, and top-of-the-line fixtures. A second-floor lofted den with soaring vaulted ceilings adds a versatile space - equally suited for movie nights, a yoga practice, or a quiet home office. A large deck adjoins the loft and overlooks your privately wooded lot, while the covered carport provides a welcome entry in any weather. Gather around the bluestone fire pit and enjoy the outdoors across all four seasons. If solar panels are installed, a battery closet is available to keep the house running should the power grid go offline. Step directly from the property onto The Catskill Project's private trails, which wind through a serene 40-acre nature preserve to pristine waterfalls - everything that makes the Catskills truly special, right at your doorstep. Red Hill and The Catskill Project are ideally situated less than 10 minutes from the vibrant villages of Livingston Manor and Roscoe, with Callicoon and Jeffersonville just a short drive beyond. So whether this is a full-time residence or a weekend getaway, there is easy access to great local restaurants, shops, and art galleries.
FULLY RENOVATED 4 bedroom, 2 full bathroom Ranch on 1.1 acres located in the Catskills Region of Livingston Manor. This serene retreat has it all with 2,072 square feet of living space on a quiet dead end road. Primary bedroom has vaulted ceilings with a skylight. Eat-in kitchen features white cabinets, brand new stainless steel appliances and hardwood floors. Enjoy cozy nights in the oversized Family Room by the wood burning fireplace which walks out to the screened in porch. Deck wraps around back and right side of home. Living Room has vaulted ceilings with skylight and wood burning stove. Hardwood floors throughout the main living areas. Brand new roof, windows, ceiling fans and light fixtures. All four bedrooms have new carpet. 2 Full bathrooms with bathtub. Washer & dryer hookups installed. Central air ductwork and vents installed. Livingston Manor is located just 2 hours from NYC and is known to be the birthplace of fly-fishing because of trout fishing on the 27-mile long Willowemoc Creek. Just under 40 minutes to Bethel Woods, Resorts world Casino and Kartrite Water Park. State land offers camping, hiking, hunting, skiing and lakes for swimming.
Beautiful farmstead with 23+ acres of property (additional land available) has been in the same family for generations. Includes two vintage handyman farmhouses and multiple outbuildings plus a large rustic barn in need of repair. Land is gorgeous with open meadows, some woods, stone walls and a lovely pastoral view. The homes each offer 3 bedrooms; one has two enclosed porches and a walk-up attic. Room count and SF in listing combines both. One home was built in 1920, the other in 1940; both need lots of elbow grease, however, they are bursting with potential. Zoning is CD - Conservation District - which allows for 3-acre minimum lot size and is intended to protect the sensitive natural areas in the Town of Callicoon from over-development. Located in an extremely beautiful area, this property is perfectly suited for multi-generational living, investment opportunity with two rentals or live in one and rent the other, as well as the perfect getaway. Plenty of open space and usable land for horses, farm animals, gardens, greenhouses, pets and recreation or whatever your agricultural needs may be. Enormous frontage would make it easy to subdivide if desired. Land is fairly level with a gentle slope and there are seasonal views of Stump Pond. Peach trees, rhubarb and concord grapes are just a few of the pleasant farmland surprises. 10+ acres just across the road are also available for sale.
Beautiful farmstead with 23+ acres of property (additional land available) has been in the same family for generations. Includes two vintage handyman farmhouses and multiple outbuildings plus a large rustic barn in need of repair. Land is gorgeous with open meadows, some woods, stone walls and a lovely pastoral view. The homes each offer 3 bedrooms; one has two enclosed porches and a walk-up attic. Room count and SF in listing combines both. One home was built in 1920, the other in 1940; both need lots of elbow grease, however, they are bursting with potential. Zoning is CD – Conservation District - which allows for 3-acre minimum lot size and is intended to protect the sensitive natural areas in the Town of Callicoon from over-development. Located in an extremely beautiful area, this property is perfectly suited for multi-generational living, investment opportunity with two rentals or live in one and rent the other, as well as the perfect getaway. Plenty of open space and usable land for horses, farm animals, gardens, greenhouses, pets and recreation or whatever your agricultural needs may be. Enormous frontage would make it easy to subdivide if desired. Land is fairly level with a gentle slope and there are seasonal views of Stump Pond. Peach trees, rhubarb and concord grapes are just a few of the pleasant farmland surprises. 10+ acres just across the road are also available for sale.
BRAND NEW DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME on beautiful half acre+ of land only minutes to downtown Livingston Manor. Beautiful neutral palette choices and an extremely calming layout. 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms including a primary en suite. Dedicated laundry area. Natural beauty surrounds this home with seasonal views of the Willowemoc River. Public parking and fly fishing access to the Willowemoc only steps away. Come be the first owners of this fine home and start living your charming upstate life today. This parcel has a lot on the opposite side of the road offering a blank slate for ideas that cater to your needs. You can hear the rushing water and enjoy great views of the Willowemoc from this lot. Be the envy of this very popular stretch in the trendy town of Livingston Manor. Enjoy fly-fishing, hunting, hiking and all of the outdoor recreation this beautiful area offers. With Roscoe, Parksville, Jeffersonville, North Branch and many other hopping and happening towns nearby like Callicoon and Narrowsburg boasting world class chefs and shops. You and your guests will fall in love w Bethel Woods, ResortsWorld and Kartrite Water Park in Monticello. This area boasts gorgeous golf courses, restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, galleries and wine bars as well as the Beaverkill, Willowemoc and Delaware River's. Schedule your showing now and move in as the weather warms. Low taxes - Brand new septic installed with new drilled well.
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!!!
Price reduction10/30/2025..Great location!! a short ride to trendy Livingston Manor and State Parks and Hiking Trails...House features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms with one bedroom downstairs with its own full bathroom..and a very efficient pellet stove.. 2 parcels one is 9.2 acres and the other parcel is 8.5 acres on almost 18 acres that borders the Willowemoc Wild Forest with almost 15,000 acres of State Land. .Hunting..X-C Skiing. .Hiking. .snowshoeing.. Snowmobile Riding. property has numerous sheds and a heated with electric 12x40 workshop. .2 spring fed ponds approx 8'-9' deep and can be made into one large pond...2 car garage. there area also are 2 rented trailers both with tenants (yearly rent $14,400)..the house and both trailers each have their own standby generator. .the main house has an above ground heated pool and a multi tier wood deck for entertaining and relaxing.. .both trailers have a covered deck and their own driveway and shed...this is a lot of property and 3 structures all in good condition...there are metal storage containers that will be removed before closing


Livingston Manor is located in New York. Livingston Manor, New York has a population of 784. Livingston Manor is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 36% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.82%.
The median household income in Livingston Manor, New York is $29,844. The median household income for the surrounding county is $63,393 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Livingston Manor is 50.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 11.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.9 inches per year, with 67 inches of snow per year.