Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the glorious countryside of Chatham, this exceptional property offers privacy, history, and sweeping natural beauty. The circa 1840's five-bedroom farmhouse combines timeless character with comfortable living, featuring a first floor primary en suite, an inviting library, and a warm living room with a fireplace. The charming hobby room and

Linnea VanTassel Country Life Real Estate, LLC

Set in the heart of Old Chatham, this classic Colonial rests on an exceptional 101-acre landscape of rolling pasture, woodland, and wide-open country views. From its elevated vantage point, the home looks out over a 2.5-acre swimmable pond, open fields, and a stretch of Hudson Valley scenery that changes beautifully with the seasons. Flooded with natural light, the seven-bedroom home offers

Nikki Carchedi STONE HOUSE PROPERTIES, LLC

Set in the heart of Old Chatham, this classic Colonial rests on an exceptional 101-acre landscape of rolling pasture, woodland, and wide-open country views. From its elevated vantage point, the home looks out over a 2.5-acre swimmable pond, open fields, and a stretch of Hudson Valley scenery that changes beautifully with the seasons. Flooded with natural light, the seven-bedroom home offers

Nikki Carchedi Stone House Properties, LLC

Welcome to historic Surdeval Farm, a spacious 4,500 square-foot, five-bedroom, four-bath homestead on 24.5 acres located between the charming villages of Chatham, Kinderhook, and Valatie. Over the decades the original early 1800’s core home was expanded and rearranged and it is now ready for its next chapter. The formal entrance to the home is from the grand tree-lined circular driveway to the

Peggy Lampman Peggy Lampman

Welcome to Hardwicke Farmhouse. Set on more than eight private acres along a quiet country road, this exceptional Greek Revival farmhouse tells the story of nearly three centuries of Columbia County history. The original structure dates to the 1740s, with a gracious Greek Revival center hall added in the 1840s. Its striking mid-20th-century modern addition was designed by world-renowned architect

Anthony D'Argenzio Houlihan Lawrence Inc.