Courtesy: Wright Bros Real Estate Inc.
845-358-3050
Within a 15-minute drive of the George Washington Bridge, 14 Kopac brings together the architectural presence of a substantial Palisades residence and the convenience of a location close to New York City. Here in Rockland County’s southernmost community, parks and hiking trails lie directly across the street, and nearby Piermont offers restaurants, galleries, and a Hudson River waterfront. Autumn lends particular beauty to the setting, with seasonal color framed by expansive windows and a soaring stone fireplace anchoring the great room. Set at the end of a cul-de-sac, this approximately 5,000-square-foot home makes a distinctive arrival with its stone and shingle exterior and sweeping circular driveway. A two-story foyer introduces a curved staircase, custom wrought-iron balustrades, rich oak detailing, and a coffered ceiling. Beyond, generously proportioned rooms, substantial millwork, and hardwood floors provide an elegant backdrop for intimate evenings and larger gatherings. The expansive eat-in kitchen combines custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and a substantial center island with a Wolf range and Sub-Zero refrigeration. A bright breakfast area and connections to the principal gathering spaces make it equally suited to daily living and entertaining. The two-story great room is a centerpiece, its towering windows balancing the scale and texture of the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Formal and informal living areas offer flexibility for dining, conversation, and working from home. Six to seven bedrooms and four and one-half baths accommodate a range of living arrangements. The primary suite includes a tray-ceiling bedroom, a spacious bath with an oversized shower and soaking tub, and an exceptional Hollywood-style dressing room appointed with extensive custom cabinetry, illuminated display cases, and center islands. A broad stone terrace extends the living spaces outdoors, overlooking a freeform heated gunite pool, integrated spa, and cascading waterfall. A covered pavilion and mature landscaping complete the grounds. With trails nearby and the George Washington Bridge within a 15-minute drive, 14 Kopac offers a distinctive balance of Hudson Valley living and access to New York City.
Courtesy: Ellis Sotheby's Intl Realty
845-353-4250
Stansbury House, a luxurious circa 1830s Greek Revival style home on 1.4 acres, located in the Snedens Landing historic district, which dates to the late 1600s, and is composed of about 100 homes. Accordingly, Snedens is a wonderful "walking community" because one can admire many of these historic treasures, up close and personal. This property is centrally located and is only five minutes to the Hudson River on the east, 3,000 acres of parkland on the north and south, and the Snedens Landing Tennis Association court just down the hill. The home features many of its original details including mullioned transom and sidelights surrounding the front door, distinctive "eyebrow" windows on its front facade, wide board pine floors, period fireplace mantel, period stairwell/banister, panel doors, built in corner cupboards in the dining room, original moldings and more. The stylish new kitchen is open to the dining room and has a rear door to the yard. The property features a picturesque garden with lush plantings, arbors, a covered porch and offers much privacy. The home and pool house (with full bath and wet bar) have been extensively restored and renovated, maintaining its original charm but creating a modern edge. Stylish new baths, use of wallpaper, paint color/finishes, enhance this transitional feeling of historic meets chic modern. It features a living room with fireplace on the west and formal dining room on the east side. Additional den off the living room and old fashioned screened in porch facing the yard, view south. There is a one-story wing added in the mid-20th century off the kitchen which features a family room, 4th bedroom, den and bath. Upstairs find an additional three bedrooms, two baths and open porch facing the yard and pool. All mechanicals and roof have been replaced, and the pool was completely overhauled with new patio. There is also an old style two car garage with a semi-finished room and an exterior staircase for access. And a small, decorative bridge on the edge of the property, over the "Washington Spring", that leads to the Hudson River. Part of the Snedens Landing culture is about being in a bucolic natural setting in a Historic district rich in history and provenance. Minutes away is "The Market" - where the neighborhood comes together. Or explore the Palisades Community Center, Spring to Fall there are Farmer's markets most weekends, or the library, which has many interesting events. And the historic Hudson River front village of Piermont is only a 5-minute drive, offering lots of restaurants, art galleries, marinas, and many trails on the river. Best of all, there is no thru traffic in the neighborhood, so it's a great place to walk and bike. The Stansbury family is long associated with Snedens Landing and instrumental in highlighting the history of important early residents, including Molly Sneden. The Stansbury House, find your one of one.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Realty
845-634-0400
Prepare to fall in love with 54 Closter Road, a charming 4-bedroom Tudor Revival located in the idyllic community of Palisades, NY, just 12 miles north of the George Washington Bridge. Set on a picturesque street, this enchanting home feels like a country retreat—peaceful and removed from the bustle of everyday life, yet conveniently close to New York City. A storybook entrance welcomes you with a classic hooded Tudor doorway and arched oak door. Inside, rich oak floors, handsome moldings, and original hardwood doors create a warm and timeless atmosphere. The main level features a generously sized living room and dining room, a welcoming country-style eat-in kitchen, a light-filled four-season sunroom, a first-floor bedroom, laundry room, and powder room. A beautiful wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room, which opens through French Doors to the formal dining room. Also situated off the living room is the four-season sunroom. With its wall of arched windows, it offers a bright and inviting retreat in every season. At the heart of the home, the spacious eat-in kitchen combines generous storage with authentic country charm. The original staircase leads to three additional upstairs bedrooms with oak flooring, and a classic bathroom featuring period appropriate black-and-white tile and pedestal sink. Outside, a private backyard and patio garden extend the home’s peaceful living space. On Saturdays, stroll over to the charming Palisades Community Center for their farmer's market, or stop at the 9W Market for local fare and gourmet take-out. Ideally located near the historic villages of Tappan and Piermont with its shops, restaurants & Hudson River walking trails, 54 Closter Road offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a tranquil village lifestyle conveniently close to New York City.
Courtesy: Ellis Sotheby's Intl Realty
845-353-4250
The French Ivy House is a rare and enchanting country retreat in the historic hamlet of Snedens Landing. With its distinctive mansard roof, ivy-covered stucco exterior, and charming secondary wing that feels as though it belongs to another era, this exceptional residence offers timeless character combined with modern luxury. Just 14 minutes from the George Washington Bridge. Spanning more than 3,500 square feet, the home has been completely renovated with extraordinary attention to detail and can be offered fully furnished for an additional fee. Every finish, furnishing, and design element was custom selected specifically for the property, creating a truly turnkey experience. Inside, the home is filled with architectural charm: window seats, barrel-shaped dormers, casement windows that welcome fresh country air, two staircases, multiple entrances, and a delightful collection of nooks and intimate spaces. The floor plan is both elegant and inviting, blending sophistication with warmth. The interiors showcase quarter-sawn oak flooring with radiant heat, large-format Italian marble floors, a beautifully appointed chef's kitchen with premium appliances, custom cabinetry, and marble countertops. Three ensuite bedrooms provide exceptional comfort, including a luxurious primary suite conveniently located on the main level. Additional highlights include hand-painted silver-leaf murals in the dining room, silk wall coverings, bespoke window treatments, custom carpets, and a whole-home Sonos sound system extending throughout both the interior and exterior spaces. The grounds are equally impressive. Professionally designed by a landscape architect, the property features extensive gardens, mature plantings, stone walls and terraces, multiple water features, and a picturesque koi pond complete with water lilies and visiting frogs. Spring brings spectacular displays of tulips and daffodils, while a natural wall of trees creates privacy and tranquility. Life in Snedens Landing offers a unique combination of history, natural beauty, and artistic heritage. This historic district traces its roots to the 1600s and has long attracted artists, writers, and creative figures. The neighborhood is exceptionally peaceful, with only one road in and out, resulting in virtually no through traffic. The home is within walking distance of the Hudson River, a small sandy beach, and nearly 3,000 acres of protected parkland overlooking the river. Tallman State Park adjoins the community to the north, while the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and the Palisades Interstate Park are accessible from the south. Nearby amenities include the Palisades Library, the Palisades Community Center, the popular farmers market, and The Market café. The vibrant riverfront village of Piermont—with its restaurants, shops, and scenic waterfront promenade—is just five minutes away by car or a pleasant 30-minute walk. Whether as a full-time residence or a weekend escape, The French Ivy House offers the rare opportunity to experience country living that feels worlds away from New York City—while remaining only 25 minutes from Manhattan.
Courtesy: Wright Bros Real Estate Inc.
845-358-3050
Within a 15-minute drive of the George Washington Bridge, 14 Kopac brings together the architectural presence of a substantial Palisades residence and the convenience of a location close to New York City. Here in Rockland County’s southernmost community, parks and hiking trails lie directly across the street, and nearby Piermont offers restaurants, galleries, and a Hudson River waterfront. Autumn lends particular beauty to the setting, with seasonal color framed by expansive windows and a soaring stone fireplace anchoring the great room. Set at the end of a cul-de-sac, this approximately 5,000-square-foot home makes a distinctive arrival with its stone and shingle exterior and sweeping circular driveway. A two-story foyer introduces a curved staircase, custom wrought-iron balustrades, rich oak detailing, and a coffered ceiling. Beyond, generously proportioned rooms, substantial millwork, and hardwood floors provide an elegant backdrop for intimate evenings and larger gatherings. The expansive eat-in kitchen combines custom cabinetry, stone countertops, and a substantial center island with a Wolf range and Sub-Zero refrigeration. A bright breakfast area and connections to the principal gathering spaces make it equally suited to daily living and entertaining. The two-story great room is a centerpiece, its towering windows balancing the scale and texture of the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Formal and informal living areas offer flexibility for dining, conversation, and working from home. Six to seven bedrooms and four and one-half baths accommodate a range of living arrangements. The primary suite includes a tray-ceiling bedroom, a spacious bath with an oversized shower and soaking tub, and an exceptional Hollywood-style dressing room appointed with extensive custom cabinetry, illuminated display cases, and center islands. A broad stone terrace extends the living spaces outdoors, overlooking a freeform heated gunite pool, integrated spa, and cascading waterfall. A covered pavilion and mature landscaping complete the grounds. With trails at its doorstep and the George Washington Bridge within a 15-minute drive, 14 Kopac offers a distinctive balance of Hudson Valley living and access to New York City.
Courtesy: Ellis Sotheby's Intl Realty
845-353-4250
FIRST TIME ON MARKET IN 30 YEARS — “ARCADIA” circa 1850 Historic riverfront home, offering 4,700sqft of living space along the majestic Hudson River in the heart of Snedens Landing. Arcadia is a rare and storied Italianate Victorian offering 163 feet of private rocky and sandy beach, extraordinary privacy, and sweeping river views from nearly every room. Tucked away on a quiet, dead-end lane with no through traffic, this remarkable property sits within the Palisades Historic District—an enclave of approximately 100 homes surrounded by more than 3,000 acres of protected parkland, including Tallman State Park and the Palisades Interstate Park system. Just 25 minutes from New York City, it offers a serene escape without sacrificing convenience. Dating to circa 1850 and believed to be among the earliest Italianate homes in Palisades, Arcadia is architecturally significant. Classic features include a low-pitched hipped roof, broad overhanging eaves with prominent brackets, tall paired and bay windows with detailed entablatures, and a full-length veranda complemented by a charming entrance porch. Rich in provenance, the home was originally built by Colonel A.V. Elliot and later owned by Henry E. Lawrence, father to Mary Tonetti, a prominent New York merchant who relocated the house to its present site in 1870 and later commissioned architect Cleveland Cady to build "Cliffside" three doors away. Arcadia became known as the residence of Annie Underhill—affectionately remembered as “Auntie Annie”—and has long been cherished as a gathering place for artists, writers, and creatives. Over the course of more than 175 years, the home has had only a handful of owners, a testament to its enduring appeal. The name Arcadia evokes an idyllic vision of pastoral beauty and harmony with nature—a fitting description for this extraordinary setting, where the Palisades cliffs gently give way to the Hudson River just north of the George Washington Bridge. This unique geographical feature creates one of the few accessible waterfront stretches along this dramatic shoreline. Life in Snedens Landing is defined by community and connection to nature. Residents enjoy access to hiking trails, a private tennis association, the Palisades Library and Community Center, and “The Triangle,” a beloved gathering spot for neighborhood events. The vibrant riverfront village of Piermont—with its restaurants, shops, and marinas—is just minutes away. With its rare waterfront setting, deep historical roots, and timeless architectural beauty, Arcadia offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a truly special piece of Hudson River history.
Courtesy: Ellis Sotheby's Intl Realty
845-353-4250
Located in the heart of the Snedens Landing Historic District, this original 1938 home has been thoughtfully renovated to enhance its timeless character and bucolic charm. The property retains its original stone facade and slate roof, while modern touches, including a mid-century style extension, have brought space and light to the residence. The highlight of the home is a bright glass room that is bathed in natural light. From here, glass doors open to a spacious brick patio covered by a trellis draped in mature kiwi vines, creating a serene outdoor space for a shaded al fresco lunch or drinks. The patio overlooks a free-form in-ground pool, which is completely fenced, the contours softened by clematis and climbing hydrangea. The surrounding cottage style gardens are planted with a range of mature specimen trees and a wild profusion of perennial plantings. Drifts of narcissi, grape hyacinth and daffodils surround the gardens in early spring, giving way to peonies and allium in May. There is a raised bed set up for a kitchen vegetable and herb garden. On the edge of the property there is a hand-built treehouse and beyond a fenced area originally used for chickens and other pets. Inside, the home offers an open country kitchen, complete with exposed stone walls and cork flooring. There is a Viking stove/oven and a classic Sub-Zero refrigerator. The kitchen seamlessly flows into a spacious living room with a Russian oak floor featuring a wood-burning fireplace, making it a perfect spot for cozy gatherings. The adjacent dining area is ideal for enjoying casual meals with family and friends. The first floor also includes a small bedroom with a full bath, in addition to a den that can flexibly serve as an office or an additional bedroom, with an adjacent half bath. Progressing to the second floor, a wide landing leads to the primary bedroom with a very generous adjacent full bathroom. A second double bedroom shares this floor, along with another full bath. On the edge of the property is a freestanding garage with a large upstairs studio with a wood burning stove and walk in closet. Currently configured as a work from home office suite there is a bathroom/shower on the lower level making it an ideal separate apartment for a nanny or overnight guests. This property is steeped in history, with its location in the Historic District offering a unique connection to the past, particularly the Revolutionary War era. Quaintly described in Historic Houses of Palisades as “The House That Jack Built”, the architect Wallace Heath has added a creative touch to this home, making it an appealing haven for artists. Former residents include Pinchas Zuckerman and Tuesday Weld. The home is a short walk from the Snedens Landing Tennis Association, the Palisades Free Library, and local favorite, The Filling Station restaurant. The location is excellent for hiking and biking as this private road ends in a trail that leads to the village of Piermont and beyond. Snedens Landing is conveniently located just a 12 mile drive from the George Washington Bridge or a 10-minute drive from the Mario Cuomo Bridge, making it an excellent choice for those who need easy access to the city while enjoying the tranquility of a historic and artistic retreat.
Palisades is located in New York. Palisades, New York has a population of 1,372. Palisades is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.5% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 40.47%.
The median household income in Palisades, New York is $145,673. The median household income for the surrounding county is $99,707 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Palisades is 52.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 19.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.3 inches per year, with 27.2 inches of snow per year.
