115-117 Meads Woodstock, NY 12498

Here is a spectacular Woodstock artist's home nestled into Overlook mountain fully taking advantage of magnificent downhill views including seasonal Ashokan Resevoir views. Included on the hillside property is a fabulous artists studio with 2500 square feet, large skylights all totally detached from the residence. The house itself is centered around the high ceiling, beamed great room. It is from here that ones focus is out toward the extensive decking to overlook and access the pool, property, pond & views. The heated pool is located to one side of the deck making the exterior pastoral living spaces easy to fully enjoy. Below the house, the pond is visible through the trees as one meditates quietly to the sounds of nature or relaxes with friends and guests, in or out of the pool. The home & original studio was built by famed Woodstock artist Fletcher Martin. Upon entering the residence, one steps from the entry hall into the large loft-like heart of the house which is banked on the far side by a wall of windows and the ever changing views. A large fireplace anchors the rear of the great room and provides warmth while enhancing the room's cozy country charm in cooler seasons. The owner, who hails from a publishing & literary background, has a large den/office enhanced by skylight, french doors and even two closets should an additional bedroom be desired as opposed to office or family room use. The four bedrooms are designed so that two each are on either side of the great room. On one side it may be logical for some to create their master suite while leaving two bedrooms on the opposite side of the house. The current owner has more than doubled Martin's studio to approximately equal the size of the home. The 2500 sq ft studio has it's own court yard, skylights, multiple sinks & a half bath, and radiant heat. This building larger than many homes presents many options for both creative and/or future residential uses. The view down mountain and to the pond, which nurtures wildlife, even great herons, may be greatly enhanced by thinning or topping some of the trees.