Courtesy: Boxwood Realty and Design
845-430-0290
A Storied Early 1800's Eyebrow Colonial on a Private Spring-Fed Lake! Set on 4+ pastoral acres in the rolling countryside at the foot of the Shawangunk Ridge, 707 Springtown Road is the kind of property where history meets you at the door. Built in the early 1800s and thoughtfully expanded over the years, this rare Eyebrow Colonial predates the Town of Rosendale itself and sits along a road that once served as the main southern thoroughfare from Kingston, a route that in the 18th and 19th centuries hummed with stagecoaches, cattle drovers, and roadside inns. Today, that same road winds quietly past some of the most beloved historic homes in the region. The home is liveable as it stands. Move in, settle in, and take on the rare and rewarding opportunity to honor its rich heritage while reimagining it for the way we live today, on your own timeline. The bones of the house speak for themselves. Hand-hewn beams, original doors, and original windows reflect a level of craftsmanship that simply cannot be replicated. The kitchen, a historic addition in its own right, features a wood-slatted ceiling salvaged from the historic barn across the street, a woodstove for chilly evenings, and direct access to both the deck and the screened porch. The layout is where the possibilities open up. As you step inside, rooms open to either side of the entry. To one side, a self-contained room anchored by a stately (non-working) fireplace makes an ideal home office, library, or cozy retreat, tucked away from the rhythm of family life. To the other, the home's largest gathering room, light-filled and graced by a beautiful bay window, already flows directly into the kitchen, hinting at an effortless reconfiguration. Knock through, open it all up, and you have the expansive open-concept great room of your dreams: kitchen, dining, and living unified as one, anchored by walls of glass that pull the lake and gardens right inside. But the real magic is the light and the land. Sunshine pours into nearly every room, and the back of the home opens onto a deck overlooking the property's crown jewel: a private, spring-fed lake framed by towering locust trees and layers of lush, established landscape. Morning mist on the water, sunset reflections through the trees, and long evenings by a fire pit at the edge come standard. The main-level primary suite, complete with its own full ensuite bath featuring a claw-foot tub, stall shower, and beautiful barnwood shiplap, is poised to be reimagined as a true sanctuary, opening directly onto the deck so your mornings begin with coffee and water views. Just across the hall, a main-floor laundry with a nearly new washer and dryer included adds everyday convenience. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms with generous closets and a full bath are perfectly suited for kids or guests, keeping the everyday flow of life on the main level, where it belongs. Beyond the home, the grounds carry a character all their own. A historic outbuilding, the forge for the horse farm that supplied the livery stable in downtown Rosendale, stands as a reminder of the property's industrious past and is brimming with possibility: art studio, workshop, or guest cottage. The original hitching post still stands at the front of the property, a quietly extraordinary detail that connects this land directly to the era of horses and carriages that once defined this road. A covered front porch rounds out the exterior comforts, and the kitchen is equipped with a gas range, pantry, and dishwasher. This is a rare offering for the buyer who sees beyond the surface, who understands that a home with this much character, this much light, this much land, and a private lake of its own is a generational opportunity. Bring your imagination and your love of historic homes. Properties like this don't come around twice.
Courtesy: Corcoran Country Living
518-660-7120
Rarely does an opportunity arise to own a brand-new 2023 construction in the heart of Tillson. Set back on a generous 9 Acre ,expansive lot, this residence offers great opportunities. More than just a home, this is a masterfully curated environment for those who prioritize clean lines, high-end efficiency, and the luxury of privacy. The home features a one-of-a-kind architectural layout designed to flood the interior with natural light. Soaring Ceilings, Dramatic heights and Perfectly situated windows that frame the lush, four-season Ulster County landscape. Included is an Entertainer's Kitchen Outfitted with premium finishes and a strategic layout tailored for high-end hosting. Private Primary Wing includes A secluded sanctuary featuring spa-inspired fixtures, offering thoughtful separation from the guest wing. Unlike the traditional footprints common to the area, this 2023 build embraces a bold, open-concept philosophy. The unique positioning of the home on this oversized lot was intentional. The property serves as a private estate with immense potential for future expansion. Whether you envision a detached guest cottage, a professional creative studio, or a luxury pool oasis, the infrastructure and space are already here. Nestled on the highly desirable Grist Mill Road, you are minutes from the vibrant culture of Rosendale and the The Gunks''--all while maintaining total residential seclusion. Just Minutes from Major Highways, Just under 2hrs from NYC & close to local Transportation This home offer a great location.
Courtesy: Boxwood Realty and Design
845-430-0290
Some homes whisper their history. This one has stories to tell - and the beautiful bones to prove it. Welcome to 729 Springtown Road, built circa 1750 along what was once the main southern thoroughfare from Kingston. In the 18th and 19th centuries, this route hummed with commerce and travel - over six taverns and inns lined the road, welcoming weary stagecoach passengers and cattle drovers making their way to New York and Philadelphia markets. This property has stood here for over 270 years, witnessing American history unfold from colonial settlement through the stagecoach era to the arrival of the Wallkill Valley Railroad in 1870-71 and beyond. Step through either the formal front entrance or the back entry - a flexible space with real potential to become a mudroom, home office, studio, potting room, or whatever your life requires - and you'll find yourself in a residence where craftsmanship still reigns. That central staircase? It's an absolute showstopper, the kind of woodwork that modern builders would charge a fortune to replicate. The custom kitchen cabinetry, the wood trim and doors throughout, the built-ins - these details are all here, all intact, ready to shine even brighter with whatever updates suit your style. Venture into the cellar and discover a centuries-old beehive oven, a remarkable artifact of colonial life. Look up in the attic and you'll spot hand-hewn beams with the bark still attached - the kind of authentic period detail that simply can't be faked. The 2,492 square feet sprawl generously across four bedrooms and a floor plan that speaks to a more gracious era: formal dining room for gathering around the table, an eat-in kitchen for everyday living, and a generously sized living room anchored by a grand stone fireplace. Not one but two screened porches offer prime positions for morning coffee or evening cocktails, depending on your relationship with the sun. This is a move-in-and-make-it-yours situation. It's been cherished by the same family for seven generations and is absolutely livable, with room to dream about what it could become. The home comes equipped with practical modern updates where they matter most: a whole-house generator for peace of mind, a new electrical service installed just two years ago, and a roof replaced four years back. Settle in as it is and renovate at your own pace, honoring those period details gradually. Or dive in with a full-scale refresh. The choice is yours, and either way, you're working with something genuinely special. Outside, 1.20 bucolic acres provide the kind of space that makes you remember why people left the city in the first place. The detached two-car garage comes with great potential: a two-bedroom apartment upstairs that needs some attention, but could become guest quarters, rental income, or whatever your imagination conjures. And the location? Perfectly positioned right between New Paltz and Kingston, you get the best of both worlds - world-class hiking and climbing at the Gunks in one direction, Kingston's thriving foodie and arts scene in the other, all while enjoying the quiet of a historic hamlet. For the right buyer - someone who appreciates authenticity and sees the magic in owning a rare piece of Hudson Valley heritage in one of the region's earliest settled hamlets—this is your chance.
This completely and tastefully renovated Rosendale home offers modern comforts and flexible living in a convenient neighborhood setting. Enjoy the airy ambiance of high ceilings in the living room and the warmth of hardwood floors throughout. The spacious primary bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, while two additional bedrooms provide ample space for family or guests. A unique feature of this home is the flex space, perfect for a home office or guest suite, complete with its own private entrance and bathroom. The updated kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area, creating an ideal space for everyday living. With a dedicated laundry area and an attached garage, practicality meets modern style. Step out and relax in your private backyard oasis. Located just minutes from the vibrant towns of Woodstock, Kingston, and New Paltz, you'll enjoy easy access to cultural attractions, dining, and entertainment, while still enjoying the peace and quiet of a friendly neighborhood. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to world-class hiking, rock climbing, and mountain biking in the Shawangunk Mountains and Mohonk Preserve. Embrace the best of both worlds at 36 Perrines Bridge Road.
Tillson is located in New York. Tillson, New York has a population of 1,767. Tillson is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 43.58% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in Tillson, New York is $91,488. 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 Tillson is 50.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 13 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47 inches per year, with 43.1 inches of snow per year.
