Courtesy: Howard Hanna Rand Realty
845-562-0050
Discover an amazing opportunity to own a rare fixer-upper with lake rights just steps from beautiful Hunter Lake in the Catskills. This one-owner home is ready for someone with vision to bring it back to life, offering 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, a new roof (2023), new deck (2023), and newer windows. Located across the road from year-round lake access (motor boat lake), you can enjoy all that this 85-acre spring-fed lake offers—swimming at the sandy beach, boating, camping, and fantastic fishing. Surrounded by endless outdoor adventure, you’re close to Hunter Mountain, the Devil’s Path, the Hunter Mountain Fire Tower, Kaaterskill Falls, scenic hiking and biking trails, Willowemoc Creek, West Kill Brewery, and all the beauty of the Hudson Valley. Just minutes to Livingston Manor’s charming shops, restaurants, and breweries, and only about 110 miles to NYC, this property is perfect for full-time living, a weekend retreat, or a promising investment. Come unlock the potential of this Catskills gem and enjoy the serenity of true country living. Home being sold as is, needs work.
Courtesy: Anatole House LLC
845-943-4177
Once upon a time, this was Lodge #1 at Elko Lake Camp — the beating heart of a beloved Episcopalian retreat where campers gathered for meals, dances, and lifelong memories. Today, it’s been reimagined as a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home that somehow still hums with that same intangible magic — a sense of joy and light that you can’t quite describe, only feel. Set on a ridge just outside of Catskill Park, The Lodge offers all cedar, single-floor living surrounded by sweeping nature in every direction. To the south: meadows catching golden light. To the west: mountain views that turn sunsets into daily events. And from the backyard, an extensive trail network begins — the same trails carved out by campers decades ago, now used for hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, mountain biking, or simply wandering. The adventure truly starts at your back door. Inside, the former “great hall” is still the soul of the home — now transformed into a sprawling, light-filled gathering space that fits a 28-person dining table, a massive living area for fireside nights, and a built-in reading and record nook designed for lingering. The kitchen is generous and social, easily fitting three cooks in motion, complete with a Viking range, pot filler, and plenty of prep space. Two smaller bedrooms offer meadow and mountain views, while the primary suite includes a walk-in closet worthy of envy. A large, spa-like bathroom off the primary provides a steam room shower and double vanity. A larger, tucked-away bedroom in back offers quiet retreat when the day winds down. Outside, the two-story detached garage with electric is as functional as it is full of potential — three bays in front, one in back, nearly 1,200 sq ft on the ground floor, and an additional 680 sq ft above for studio, storage, or future expansion. The Elko Lake Property Owners Association provides private access to Elko Lake (non-motorboat), along with a shared dock, park, pavilion, and a court for tennis, pickleball, and basketball — plus year-round road maintenance, all for a low annual fee. And while The Lodge feels utterly removed, Livingston Manor is only ten minutes away — a perfect blend of wilderness and small-town charm. Spend the morning exploring the Willowemoc Wild Forest or fishing the famed rivers, then head into town for coffee at The Walk-In, provisions from Main Street Farm, a pint at Catskill Brewery, or dinner at The DeBruce or The Kaatskeller. The Lodge is that rare place where nostalgia meets now — where every breeze feels like a memory, and the joy and laughter of summers past are quietly woven into the walls.
Courtesy: eXp Realty
888-276-0630
Welcome to 56 Ahrens Rd — a private and peaceful retreat nestled in the Liberty School District. Built in 2019, this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 1,440 sq ft of open-concept living, with additional square footage available in the full basement for future expansion or storage. Step through the side entrance into a functional mudroom that opens up to a bright and airy kitchen and living space — perfect for entertaining or everyday comfort. Enjoy warm summer days in the above-ground pool just off the back deck, then unwind in the hot tub under the stars. Outdoor living is a breeze with a convenient propane grill hookup that runs directly from the home’s heating tank. Surrounded by nature and set back for ultimate privacy, this home blends modern construction with a country-living feel. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence or a weekend escape, 56 Ahrens Rd is the perfect blend of comfort, functionality, and relaxation.
Courtesy: Four Seasons Sotheby's Int'l R
845-684-0084
The Outdoors, near the top of Aden Hill Mountain at nearly 2,200 feet elevation, is what your well appointed luxury Western style Lodge is all about. Make this dramatic Home your own comfortable get-away with its high efficiency ''Energy Star Rating'' structure, HVAC, and appliances. The Lodge is faced with Tennessee Cedar log-style siding and has a log perimeter railing to wrap-around the Deck. This outdoor area is spacious enough for family gatherings and large group BBQ's looking out over the dramatic panorama across the Neversink Valley to the Neversink Reservoir and towards Thunder Hill and the Shawangunks. Enter your Home to be greated by a massive Fieldstone Fireplace and Cathedral Ceiling in the Great Room on the Main Floor. There are Knotty Pine ceilings and walls throughout most of this five-bedroom Hacienda Style home, accompanied by traditional Rustic Ranch Timber details. The open space Gourmet Kitchen, with Granite counters, custom Hickory cabinets and Stainless-Steel Whirlpool appliances, welcomes all of the Chefs in your family. The Main Floor has the Family Room with an exit to the yard, large wrap around vista windows, a comfortable wood stove, and service bar. The Master Bedroom Suite with a private two-room full Bathroom, and two Guest Bedrooms sharing a full Bathroom. Upstairs is the quiet Library with a Juliette Balcony behind a Rustic Log railing overlooking the majestic open Great Room. Two Bedrooms with views of the Valley share a full Bathroom. The Lower Floor of your Home has the Entertainment Room, Game Room with Knotty Pine features, and Dry Bar with a full Bathroom, along with a two car garage with powered door and an exit to the yard. There are two large Closets for all of your Outdoor Gear. Near your Home is another four-car detached Garage/Workshop with ceilings tall enough to service construction equipment. Upstairs in this 50'x30' building is an open dormitory finished with Knotty Pine Tongue&Groove paneling and warm carpeted floor. There is also an additional above ground poured concrete barn foundation 65'x24' near the bottom of the driveway ready to build on. A five acre meadow is across from the barn. 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. Enjoy this rural Region less than two hours from New York City, via Palisades Pkwy to Rt 6 to Rt 17 to Exit 100A (Liberty) for Rt 55 northeast towards the Neversink Reservoir. Nearby is the large Neversink Reservoir which offers boating and fishing, with several State Parks in the area. There is entertainment, cultural, and culinary opportunities in nearby LIberty, LIvingston Manor, Roscoe, and Monticello. Walk thru tour https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=bZpVcQqE6ii&brand=0 Video tour: https://vimeo.com/1056174927?share=copy Floor Plans: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bx9zUTq9RfaXZxcnIJPKwSTKSWnygrxo
Parksville is located in New York. Parksville, New York has a population of 781. Parksville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 16.23% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.82%.
The median household income in Parksville, New York is $48,125. 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 Parksville is 51.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 78.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 50.5 inches per year, with 68 inches of snow per year.
