Chatham, NY Homes for Sale under $2,000,000

Welcome to Chicory Hill House, a unique designer home set at the end of a long private driveway on 20 beautiful acres located in Columbia County, prime Hudson Valley. The property features pastoral views, a year-round creek, and a small waterfall woven into the landscape. Following an extensive high-end renovation and infrastructure overhaul, the original 1985 contemporary has been transformed

Anthony D'Argenzio Houlihan Lawrence Inc

Refined and classic elegance abounds in this historic and prominent Spencertown hamlet home. Built in 1810 as a fashionable Federal Style home, it featured magnificent details and craftsmanship throughout. Step back in time in this glorious and updated property. The abundance of 19th century luxury features have been lovingly restored and enhanced from the polished original flooring, window

Peter Newman Beach & Bartolo Realtors

Located on one of Columbia County's finest roads in the town of Spencertown, this impeccably-maintained private 2922 sq ft. colonial home on 7.4 acres has all of the modern amenities! A fabulous setting with stunning distant views, the home features an open chef's kitchen and great room plan, which was expanded and redesigned in 2021, with Sub Zero refrigerator, Wolf gas oven and Miele dishwasher

Janet Kain The Kinderhook Group, Inc.

With lush rolling hills, long-stretching meadows, & the beautiful Kinderhook Creek running through it all, this heavenly slice of rural idyll quickly became home to grist mills, thriving trade businesses, & large farms. The largest section of the house, as it stands today, was likely built onto the original home at the turn of the 19th century by the Rider family, with the scalloped trim & other

Raj Kumar Four Seasons Sothebys Intl

With lush rolling hills, long-stretching meadows, & the beautiful Kinderhook Creek running through it all, this heavenly slice of rural idyll quickly became home to grist mills, thriving trade businesses, & large farms. The largest section of the house, as it stands today, was likely built onto the original home at the turn of the 19th century by the Rider family, with the scalloped trim & other

Raj Kumar Four Seasons Sotheby's Int.