Farmhouse Homes for Sale in Copake, NY

A rare opportunity to own approximately 200 acres in Copake, New York, just minutes from Copake Lake. With approximately 6,000 feet of road frontage spanning both sides of County Route 7 and Pumpkin Hollow South, this expansive property offers a unique combination of accessibility and privacy. The land unfolds across a diverse landscape of open fields, mature woods, and undeveloped

Paige Backhaus William Raveis Real Estate

Year-round home or Country retreat in the heart of Columbia County, New York - just outside the town of Copake. Well maintained, move-in-ready modern farmhouse; 3+ bedrooms, 2-full baths, 2,064 square feet, 2-story, 1960 cedar-sided, eyebrow colonial on 3.28 acres. Large front porch with swing, bucolic mountain views, beautiful sunsets, honey-colored wide-plank pine floors, metal roof, solid core

Margaret Bower Avenia Columbia County RE Specialist

1800s farm house. Just waiting for some TLC. This property consists of the main farm house. one very large barn. Addtional 3 out building. One of the back building contains an attractive apartment.The property butts up to the Harlem Valley Rail Trail. Walking distant to the Hamlet of Hillsdale. Including the Roe Jan Brewing Co. IGA, The Hillsdale House, The town park. Less then 5 min ride to

Gerard Meenagh The Meenagh Group Realty

Formerly known as the Hotchkin Tourist Home, this classic Main Street village property in Copake offers charm, history, and opportunity. The home features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, along with warm wood floors and vintage details throughout. A vintage Hoosier kitchen cabinet adds nostalgic character and complements the home's historic appeal. A rare and memorable feature of this property is

Lindsay Lebrecht Copake Lake Realty Corp.

Bloody Hill Road is a quintessinal farmhouse with 4 bedrooms and two baths on two plus wooded acres with a small pond that is a diamond in the rough! The home and acreage are comfortable, quiet and serene set among rolling hills and scenic countryside nestled within the foothills of the Taconic Mountains. The Road is named for the 1777 Battle of Egremont, a revolutionary war battle and subsuquent

Lisa Fountain Corcoran Country Living