175 the Middle Way Mount Tremper, NY 12457

Tucked away on a private road in a very special area called Riverby and adjoining there is a 78+ acre parcel which is forever wild & for the use of all property owners. Additionally the area includes a mountain swimming hole. If you're looking for a place to call home within a community which values privacy and neighbors you'll love living here. This house was designed by long-time Woodstock resident architect Barry Price with the current owner. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. It is a traditional post-and-beam, engineered by Habitat Post and Beam. The design reflects an Asian influence with large overhanging eaves shading the windows beneath. Of note is the absence of gutters, which are superfluous to this type of design. Each level of the house receives direct sunlight. The siding is pine stained a deep rose. On the main floor is a large great room affording views of the back and front sides of the house from one sitting area. Pocket-style doors are incorporated to minimize spacial interruption. The kitchen includes a Viking stove along with custom Korean-designed cabinetry. The floors are maple, pine, bamboo and slate. The house has three large, round windows framing the mountain views. On the third level is a cordoned loft with two skylights directly over the sleeping area. On the same level is the master bedroom, which includes a walk-in closet. The master bath consists of a bathing area with a separate toilet closet. You enter through the first level which is over 1,000 square feet of space currently used as a family room and could easily accommodate extra guests or even an in-house office. You'll immediately fall in love with the vibe of this home - open and airy and a feel of being far away and yet at home. There are decks off the living room and the main floor bedroom and a retractable awning to provide shade. The living room is spacious with it's 2 story high ceilings accented by the beautiful post and beam and architectural details. There's even a woodstove to take off the chill in the early fall and late winter. The kitchen with it's work island provides ample space for shared cooking and although initially appearing modest it's ready to cook and accommodate a crowd. There's a spacious pantry off the kitchen to maximize storage. Walking up or down the stairs you'll be taken by the artistic simplicity of the stairwells which are the essence of the detail of this home. There is a bedroom and full bath on the main floor as well. Pocket doors throughout for seamless entry to rooms. Not to mention an abundance of divided light french doors. Exit through the french doors to a patio with fountain and place to barbecue or sit under the umbrella with your morning coffee or a evening drink. Walk a little further down the path and spend some time in the spacious hot tub with views of the mountain and feel like you're in the middle of a beautiful forest.