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One of Cragsmoor's most beloved and admired historic homes, the House of the Four Winds, is ready for its new owner after providing 45 years of joy, comfort, and spectacular sunsets with family and friends who often gathered on its large west-facing deck. The character-filled sprawling interior was used to celebrate holidays and share impromptu dinners, creating memories with the stunning views as their backdrop. Cragsmoor is the only residential community on the Shawangunk Ridge, encircled by parks and offering a tight-knit community that feels like family. This home is a nature lover's delight, perched on the western edge of the quaint hamlet and close to both the 5,000-acre Sam's Point Preserve and the 100-acre Bear Hill Preserve for hiking and exploration. It features three stories, 6 to 7 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, over 3,500 square feet of charm and delightful details, 4 fireplaces, hardwood floors, a large sunroom overlooking the views, a covered front porch, a third-floor screened-in sleeping porch, and a large back deck, along with a full walk-out basement and 4.5 acres of lawn and woods. Located under 2 hours from the GW Bridge, it serves as a perfect weekend retreat or a full-time residence.
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Sun-filled 2 story post and beam home looking for its next owner. A picturesque private road leads to this 2 bedroom, 2 bath charmer with hardwood floors, a woodstove for those chilly winter nights, a full walk out basement and many windows and glass doors for all day sunlight and views of nature. A deck overlooks the spacious backyard. With 4 acres of woods and a partly fenced open meadow the idea of animals or solar could be a possibility. Nestled in the quaint mountaintop hamlet of Cragsmoor, with its vast amount of protected land, over 5000 acres of Sam's Point Preserve to hike and enjoy makes this a perfect weekend get-away or full-time retreat. Under a 2-hour drive to the GW bridge and close to commuting, the dream of a healthy lifestyle of live , work, and play is attainable.
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Sun-filled 2 story post and beam home looking for its next owner. A picturesque private road leads to this 2 bedroom, 2 bath charmer with hardwood floors, a woodstove for those chilly winter nights, a full walk out basement and many windows and glass doors for all day sunlight and views of nature. A deck overlooks the spacious backyard. With 4 acres of woods and a partly fenced open meadow the idea of animals or solar could be a possibility. Nestled in the quaint mountaintop hamlet of Cragsmoor, with its vast amount of protected land, over 5000 acres of Sam's Point Preserve to hike and enjoy makes this a perfect weekend get-away or full-time retreat. Under a 2-hour drive to the GW bridge and close to commuting, the dream of a healthy lifestyle of live , work, and play is attainable.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty HV Nort
845-481-2700
Once part of George Inness Jr's iconic 350-acre Chetolah estate. This 5 bedroom, 2.5 bath historic Cragsmoor home includes 3 lots totaling over 34 acres of pristine land with a mix of woodlands, original trails, meadow, pond, stream, expansive views and bordering the 5000-acre Sam's Point preserve for easy hiking enjoyment. An additional cabin is located to the east of the house that has tremendous potential as a guest house or studio once restored. Steeped in deep nature and history, the home was named Breezy Brow and built for Inness's daughter and maintains many of the original circa 1901 details; coffered ceilings, rich woodwork, 2 fireplaces and multiple covered porches to enjoy the views and nature. Special pigments have been used for the interior of the home. The quaint mountaintop community of Cragsmoor is home to many lovely historic homes, but very few have the level of privacy and lot size this property offers, coupled with adjacent preserve lands to ensure its ongoing serenity and beauty. The additional lots could be very scenic sites for other homes. One hour and 22-minute drive to the GW bridge makes this a comfortable weekend escape.
Cragsmoor is located in New York. Cragsmoor, New York has a population of 492. Cragsmoor is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.39%.
The median household income in Cragsmoor, New York is $106,972. 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 Cragsmoor is 29.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 16.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.8 inches per year, with 42.4 inches of snow per year.
