Welcome to a rare and remarkable retreat on 129 acres comprised of meadows, woods, and miles of groomed walking trails. This breathtaking property features two large private ponds - one complete with dock - and a meticulously renovated 1940s stone carriage house offering nearly 3,000 square feet of refined modern living. The lower level of this 2-story home boasts a living room with sleeper sofa,

LILLIAN LIN Rouse + Co Real Estate LLC

Nestled amidst the rolling hills and pastoral charm of Ancramdale’s coveted farm country, this exquisitely converted stone barn is a rare Hudson Valley treasure. Set far back from a serene country road, the property boasts expansive panoramic views of open farmland and distant mountains — a truly idyllic escape. Originally constructed in 1995 by a skilled local stonemason using hand-selected

John Panzer Elyse Harney Real Estate

Peaceful, private 3 bedroom, 3 bath home set in the woods on a mountaintop with a 3/4 deck surrounding the back where you can relax and watch the hawks soar. The inside has an open plan anchored by a double sided fire place that blazes in both the kitchen and living area. Access to the deck is through either the living room for entertaining or kitchen area for grilling. Downstairs has a den

CATHERINE HOWARD Corcoran Country Living

Looking for privacy and quiet? This adorable chalet has that and so much more. Totally renovated and updated, outside is tranquil country, inside is stylish and serene. The kitchen is to die for and overlooks part of the almost 17 acres of nature, which includes a pond. Partially fenced in, so no deer, but room for your dog. The open floor plan includes living room with fireplace, dining area and

Leigh Bahnatka BHHS Hudson Valley Properties

Renovated 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with option to be fully furnished. Beautiful views, no neighbours, pond, scenic driveway. Updated electric, new kitchen and appliances.

Halina Hofmann MCENROE LEE

If you crave a truly unique property, love history this property might be your ticket to ride. Built in 1889, the historic Train Station in the hamlet of Stanfordville is the only existing station remaining along the original former P&C line that ran alongside Wappinger Creek (known as one of the top 10 trout streams in NYS). Originally, the buildings consisted of the main passenger station, the

George Langa Houlihan Lawrence Inc.